英语词汇“d.”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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noun (3)
- D (LETTER)
- D (MUSICAL NOTE)
- D (MARK)
number (1)
- D (NUMBER)

English
American
Business

d.

written abbreviation for died: used when giving the dates of someone's birth and death:

John Winston Lennon (b. 9 October 1940, Liverpool, d. 8 December 1980, New York).

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Death and dying

be pushing up (the) daisies idiom
bereave
bite
bury
buy the farm idiom
deceased
depart
done
drop
expire
foot
gone
inquest
peg
posthumous
road kill
SIDS
strike
sudden infant death syndrome
the disappeared

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'd

uk/əd/us/əd/

short form of would:

I asked if she'd like to come tonight.

short form of had:

If you'd told me what was wrong I could have helped.

Dnoun

us/di/

D noun (LETTER)

[ C ] plural D’s, Ds, d’s or ds also d the fourth letter of the English alphabet

D noun (MUSICAL NOTE)

music [ C/U ] plural D’s or Ds in Western music, the second note in the scale (= series of notes) that begins on the note C, or a set of notes based on this note

D noun (MARK)

[ C ] plural D’s or Ds a mark given for an exam, a course, or a piece of work which shows that your work is thought of as below average and that it needs improvement:

I can’t believe I got a D in history last semester.

Dnumber

also d us/di, fɑɪvˈhʌn·drəd/

D number (NUMBER)

the Roman numeral for the number 500

dnoun [ C ]

ukus

FINANCE abbreviation for dividend

单词	d.
释义	Contents Contents noun (3) D (LETTER) D (MUSICAL NOTE) D (MARK) number (1) D (NUMBER) English American Business d. written abbreviation for died: used when giving the dates of someone's birth and death: John Winston Lennon (b. 9 October 1940, Liverpool, d. 8 December 1980, New York). Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Death and dying be pushing up (the) daisies idiom bereave bite bury buy the farm idiom deceased depart done drop expire foot gone inquest peg posthumous road kill SIDS strike sudden infant death syndrome the disappeared See more results » 'd uk/əd/us/əd/ short form of would: I asked if she'd like to come tonight. short form of had: If you'd told me what was wrong I could have helped. Dnoun us/di/ D noun (LETTER) [ C ] plural D’s, Ds, d’s or ds also d the fourth letter of the English alphabet D noun (MUSICAL NOTE) music [ C/U ] plural D’s or Ds in Western music, the second note in the scale (= series of notes) that begins on the note C, or a set of notes based on this note D noun (MARK) [ C ] plural D’s or Ds a mark given for an exam, a course, or a piece of work which shows that your work is thought of as below average and that it needs improvement: I can’t believe I got a D in history last semester. Dnumber also d us/di, fɑɪvˈhʌn·drəd/ D number (NUMBER) the Roman numeral for the number 500 dnoun [ C ] ukus FINANCE abbreviation for dividend
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