DVD box
[/ˌdiːˌviːˈdiː bɑːks/]
nounmasculinepl: DVD boxes
caixa de DVD / box de DVD
1. A protective case or container designed to hold and store one or more DVD discs, typically made of plastic or cardboard
I bought a complete DVD box set of the entire series.
Comprei uma caixa de DVD com a série completa.
2. A collection of multiple DVDs sold together as a complete set, often featuring a TV series, film franchise, or themed collection
The Game of Thrones DVD box contains all eight seasons.
O box de DVD de Game of Thrones contém todas as oito temporadas.
DVD boxes were particularly popular in Brazil and the United States from the early 2000s through the 2010s as a way to own complete collections of films and TV series. While streaming services have reduced their prevalence, collectors still value physical DVD boxes for their durability, bonus features, and nostalgia factor. In Brazilian Portuguese, the English term 'box' has been adopted alongside the traditional 'caixa' for this purpose.
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