英语词汇“club dj”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

a. A person who plays recorded music for people to dance to at a nightclub or party, typically (in later use) using techniques such as mixing, beat-matching, scratching, sampling, etc.; (more generally) a person who plays, records, or produces music using these techniques, esp. a person who plays such music as part of a group of rap musicians (cf. MC n. 2). Frequently with distinguishing word , as club DJ, disco DJ, techno DJ, etc. Cf. earlier disc jockey n. 2.

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1966 Chicago Defender 7 May 14/2 (advt.) Frolic Lounge... ‘Boss Dave’ D. J. Spinning Records Every Sunday and Wednesday 9 P.M. til Closing.

1974 N.Y. Mag. 1 July 48/2 It was at the Sanctuary that Francis, the equally legendary D.J., pioneered the technique of overlapping records so the music would never stop, the essential style that is the driving force of the new disco experience.

1980 D. Harry Rapture (song, perf. ‘Blondie’) in Autoamerican (1981) (record sleeve) Fab five Freddy told me ev'rybody's fly, D.J. spinnin' I said, ‘My, my.’

1987 ‘Chuck D’ & H. Shocklee Miuzi Weighs Ton (song, perf. ‘Public Enemy’) in A. Bradley & A. DuBois Anthol. Rap (2010) 249 My rhyme reputation depends on what Style of record my DJ cuts His slice and dice—super mix so nice.

1993 Observer 29 Aug. 50/7 Dance remixes by people as diverse as Aswad's Drummy and Detroit Techno DJ Carl Craig.

1998 Time Out N.Y. 29 Oct. 129/1 Some are battle DJs, some are club DJs, and some are regular old radio DJs.

2005 Independent 29 Dec. 39/1 A head-scarfed DJ is fiddling with his deck on the stage.

单词	club dj
释义	> as lemmas club DJ a. A person who plays recorded music for people to dance to at a nightclub or party, typically (in later use) using techniques such as mixing, beat-matching, scratching, sampling, etc.; (more generally) a person who plays, records, or produces music using these techniques, esp. a person who plays such music as part of a group of rap musicians (cf. MC n. 2). Frequently with distinguishing word , as club DJ, disco DJ, techno DJ, etc. Cf. earlier disc jockey n. 2. ΚΠ 1966 Chicago Defender 7 May 14/2 (advt.) Frolic Lounge... ‘Boss Dave’ D. J. Spinning Records Every Sunday and Wednesday 9 P.M. til Closing. 1974 N.Y. Mag. 1 July 48/2 It was at the Sanctuary that Francis, the equally legendary D.J., pioneered the technique of overlapping records so the music would never stop, the essential style that is the driving force of the new disco experience. 1980 D. Harry Rapture (song, perf. ‘Blondie’) in Autoamerican (1981) (record sleeve) Fab five Freddy told me ev'rybody's fly, D.J. spinnin' I said, ‘My, my.’ 1987 ‘Chuck D’ & H. Shocklee Miuzi Weighs Ton (song, perf. ‘Public Enemy’) in A. Bradley & A. DuBois Anthol. Rap (2010) 249 My rhyme reputation depends on what Style of record my DJ cuts His slice and dice—super mix so nice. 1993 Observer 29 Aug. 50/7 Dance remixes by people as diverse as Aswad's Drummy and Detroit Techno DJ Carl Craig. 1998 Time Out N.Y. 29 Oct. 129/1 Some are battle DJs, some are club DJs, and some are regular old radio DJs. 2005 Independent 29 Dec. 39/1 A head-scarfed DJ is fiddling with his deck on the stage. extracted from DJn.² < as lemmas
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