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سی دی خش داره !

English translation: The CD is scratched!

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Persian (Farsi) term or phrase:سی دی خش داره !
English translation:The CD is scratched!
Entered by: Ehsan Medi

17:22 Nov 24, 2008
Persian (Farsi) to English translations [PRO]
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Persian (Farsi) term or phrase: سی دی خش داره !
A very simple phrase in Persian, about be in trouble with a CD
Ehsan Medi
Iran
Local time: 09:59
The CD is scratched!
Explanation:
That's said for the physical scratches, but digital blemishes that are heard during playback as hiccups and noises are referred to as "jitters", thus the saying: "The CD is full of jitters!".
Selected response from:

Behzad Molavi
Australia
Local time: 16:29
Grading comment
Thanks a lot Mr Molavi
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4 +13The CD is scratched!
Behzad Molavi


  

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The CD is scratched!


Explanation:
That's said for the physical scratches, but digital blemishes that are heard during playback as hiccups and noises are referred to as "jitters", thus the saying: "The CD is full of jitters!".

Behzad Molavi
Australia
Local time: 16:29
Native speaker of: Native in Persian (Farsi)Persian (Farsi)
Grading comment
Thanks a lot Mr Molavi

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