džingl
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- (slang) jingle (a short melody dividing parts of TV or radio broadcasting, often before or after a commercial break) [20th c.]
- 2009 April 29, Jiří Macek, “Dýdžej Štěpo Štěpánek: Když ráno otevřu oči, říkám si: Jirko, pojď do toho!”, in Deník.cz[2]:
- Delta vychovala hodně budoucích hvězd. Když to vezmu od začátku, tak Karel Kučera, dnes je to hlas Evropy 2, kde vyrábí džingly […]
- Delta prepared a lot of future stars. If I take it from the beginning, there was Karel Kučera, nowadays a voice of Evropa 2 where he produces jingles […]
- 2017, Martina Leierová, Dům s vypůjčeným výhledem[3], Brno: Host, →ISBN, page 107:
- Trvá to jen pár vteřin a nikdo si těch tónů nevšímá. Oznamuje tenhle melancholický džingl, který zní jako od Antonína Dvořáka, lidem, že se blíží pohroma?
- It takes just a couple of seconds and nobody notices the melody. Does this melancholic jingle, which sounds as if it was composed by Antonín Dvořák, announce to people that a disaster is coming?
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editdžingl m (Cyrillic spelling џингл)
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