CD

CD may be:

• the chemical symbol for cadmium
• the abbreviated form of the SI unit of light intensity, candela
• an acronym for Cash dispenser (at least used in Japan)
• a Unix command, see Cd (MS-DOS / Unix Command)
• an abbreviated version of the MS-DOS command chdir - see Cd (MS-DOS / Unix Command)
• an acronym for Certificate of deposit[?]
• an acronym for Ceske Drahy[?] -- Czech Railways
• a designation of a 1960s Panhard race car designed by Charles Deutsch
• an abbreviation of Civil defense
• an acronym for Compact disc; it can also refer to an Enhanced CD.
• an abbreviation of Corps Diplomatique[?]
• the ISO country code for the Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Common misspelling and questions (FAQ)

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