d.

abbreviationin writing

died去世；逝世
- Emily Clifton, d. 1865埃米莉 · 克利夫顿，卒于 1865 年
d
(in the system of money used in the past in the UK) a penny（英国旧币制中的）便士

D

noun

/diː/

(also d)

[countable, uncountable]

(plural Ds, D’s, d’s

/diːz/

)

the fourth letter of the English alphabet英语字母表的第 4 个字母
- ‘Dog’ begins with (a) D/‘D’.dog 一词以字母 d 开头。
D
(music) the second note in the scale of C majorD 音（C 大调的第 2 音或音符）Topics Musicb1
D
D (in/for something) a grade that a student can get for a piece of work or course of study, showing that it is not very good（学业成绩）第四等，差，D
- He got (a) D in geography.他的地理成绩是 D。

D

abbreviation

/diː/

(also D. especially in North American English)

(in politics in the US) democrat; democratic民主党人；民主党的

D

symbol

/diː/

the number 500 in Roman numerals（罗马数字）500

-d

suffix,

-ed

The pronunciation is formed by adding /d/ after vowels and voiced consonants, /t/ after voiceless consonants, and /ɪd/ after /t/ or /d/.

(in adjectives) having; having the characteristics of有…的；有…特征的；以…为特征的
- diseased患病的
- talented天才的
- bearded长胡须的
(makes the past tense and past participle of regular verbs)
- hated恨
- loved爱
- walked走路

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单词	d
释义	d. abbreviationin writing died去世；逝世 Emily Clifton, d. 1865埃米莉 · 克利夫顿，卒于 1865 年 d (in the system of money used in the past in the UK) a penny（英国旧币制中的）便士 D noun /diː/ /diː/ (also d) [countable, uncountable] (plural Ds, D’s, d’s /diːz/ /diːz/ ) the fourth letter of the English alphabet英语字母表的第 4 个字母 ‘Dog’ begins with (a) D/‘D’.dog 一词以字母 d 开头。 D (music) the second note in the scale of C majorD 音（C 大调的第 2 音或音符）Topics Musicb1 D D (in/for something) a grade that a student can get for a piece of work or course of study, showing that it is not very good（学业成绩）第四等，差，D He got (a) D in geography.他的地理成绩是 D。 see also D-Day D abbreviation /diː/ /diː/ (also D. especially in North American English) (in politics in the US) democrat; democratic民主党人；民主党的 D symbol /diː/ /diː/ the number 500 in Roman numerals（罗马数字）500 -d suffix, -ed The pronunciation is formed by adding /d/ after vowels and voiced consonants, /t/ after voiceless consonants, and /ɪd/ after /t/ or /d/. (in adjectives) having; having the characteristics of有…的；有…特征的；以…为特征的 diseased患病的 talented天才的 bearded长胡须的 (makes the past tense and past participle of regular verbs) hated恨 loved爱 walked走路
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