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DDR

UK/diː diː ɑː/US/diː diː ɑɹ/

DDR noun: double-data-rate computer RAM. Also the initialism of double data rate.

Noun

DDR (countable and uncountable, plural DDRs)

  1. Double-data-rate computer RAM.

Proper noun

DDR

  1. (historical) GDR (German Democratic Republic) (from German DDR, initialism of Deutsche Demokratische Republik)
    Synonyms:
    East Germany

Also used as

DDR is also the initialism of double data rate.

DDR is also the initialism of Dance Dance Revolution.

Synonyms of DDR

Forms of DDR

pluralDDRs

Questions about DDR

What does DDR mean?
DDR means double-data-rate computer RAM.
What part of speech is DDR?
DDR can be a noun or a proper noun.
How do you pronounce DDR?
DDR is pronounced /diː diː ɑː/ (UK).
What is the plural of DDR?
The plural of DDR is DDRs.

Words near DDR in the dictionary

  1. DDoS'd
  2. DDOSed
  3. DDOSes
  4. DDOSing
  5. DDP
  6. DDR
  7. DDR&E
  8. DDR1
  9. DDR2
  10. DDR3
  11. DDR4

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