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DA (Port.) prep. of the
DAMA f. lady
DANÉS, DANESA adj. Danish
DANZAR v. to dance
DAÑAR v. to damage
DAÑO m. damage, harm
DAR v. to give; —— A to open toward; —— A CONOCER to make known; ——SE to be produced, to grow
DATO m. datum
DEBAJO adv. under, underneath
DEBER v. to owe; ought; DEBIDO A owing to; required
DEBIDAMENTE adv. duly, justly
DECENIO m. decade
DECIR v. to say
DECLIVE m. declivity, slope
DECRETO m. decree
DEDO m. finger
DEJAR v. to leave
DELEITE m. delight
DELGADO, -A adj. thin, delicate
DELICIOSO, -A adj. delightful, delicious
DEMÁS adj. remaining; LO ——, LOS —— the rest, the others
DEMOSTRAR v. to prove, to show, to demonstrate
DEMUESTRA see DEMOSTRAR
DENOMINAR v. to denominate, to call, to name
DENTRO adv. within, inside; POR —— inside
DEPONER v. to depose
DEPUSIERON see DEPONER
DERECHO, -A adj. right (hand); m. right, duty; law
DERRAMAR v. to shed, to spill
DERREDOR m. circumference; circuit; AL ——, EN —— around, about
DERRETIR v. to melt
DERROTAR v. to defeat
DESAGÜE m. drainage; watershed
DESALOJAR v. to dislodge
DESAPARECER v. to disappear
DESARROLLO m. development
DESAVENENCIA f. disagreement
DESCANSO m. rest
DESCASCARAR v. to peel, to shell, to hull
DESCONOCIDO, -A adj. unknown
DESCRIBIR v. to describe
DESCRITO see DESCRIBIR
DESCUBIERTO see DESCUBRIR
DESCUBRIMIENTO m. discovery
DESCUBRIR v. to discover
DESDE prep. since
DESEAR v. to desire, to wish
DESECACIÓN f. desiccation, drying
DESEMBARCADERO m. dock, quay
DESEMBOCADURA f. mouth (of a river)
DESEMBOCAR v. to flow out, to empty
DESENVOLVIMIENTO m. development
DESGRACIA f. misfortune
DESHABITADO, -A adj. uninhabited
DESHACER v. to undo, to destroy; ——SE to dissolve; to crumble
DESLUMBRADOR, -A adj. dazzling, brilliant
DESLUSTRAR v. to tarnish
DESPACHAR v. to send, to dispatch
DESPARRAMAR v. to scatter, to disseminate
DESPEDIR v. to dismiss; ——SE DE to take leave of
DESPEÑAR v. to precipitate; ——SE to slope
DESPERTAR v. to awaken
DESPIDE see DESPEDIR
DESPOJAR v. to deprive, to strip
DESPRENDER v. to unfasten, to separate; ——SE to extricate one's self; —— DE to flow from
DESPUÉS adv. after, next
DESTACAR v. to detach
DESTIERRO m. exile
DESTILERÍA f. distillery
DESTITUIR v. to dismiss; to overthrow
DESTRUIR v. to destroy
DESVANECER v. to vanish, to disappear
DETALLE m. detail
DETENIDO, -A adj. slow; careful
DETERIORAR v. to damage; to deteriorate
DETRITUS m. detritus, débris
DEVOLVER v. to return, to restore
DEVUELVA see DEVOLVER
DÍA m. day; AL —— up to date
DIARIO, -A adj. daily; m. daily newspaper
DIBUJO m. drawing, design
DICTADURA f. dictatorship
DICTAR v. to dictate, to command; to draw up
DICHO, -A adj. said, aforementioned; also see DECIR
DIERON see DAR
DIFERIR v. to differ; to defer
DIFÍCIL adj. difficult, improbable
DIFIERE see DIFERIR
DIGNO, -A adj. worthy
DILIGENCIA f. stage, stage-coach
DIÓCESIS f. diocese
DIOS m. God
DIOS m. deity, god
DIPUTADO m. deputy, representative
DIQUE m. dock
DIRIGIR v. to direct, to guide; ——SE to go; to address
DISCÍPULO m. disciple, pupil
DISCUTIR v. to discuss
DISEMINAR v. to disseminate, to spread
DISEÑO m. design, pattern
DISIPAR v. to scatter, to dissipate
DISMINUIR v. to diminish
DISMINUYE see DISMINUIR
DISPUESTO, -A adj. disposed, ready, fit; also see DISPONER
DISTAR v. to be distant
DISTINGUIR v. to distinguish
DISTINTO, -A adj. distinct, different
DISTRITO m. district, region
DIVERSIFICAR v. to diversify, to vary
DIVISAR v. to descry, to make out
DOBLAR v. to double, to fold, to bend
DOM (Port.) m. Mr. (title used with the Christian name)
DOMINGO m. Sunday
DONAIRE m. grace, elegance
DONDE adv. where
DOTAR v. to endow
DUDA f. doubt
DUEÑO m. owner
DULCE adj. sweet; m. candy
DUPLICAR v. to duplicate, to double
DURANTE prep. during
DURAR v. to last
DURMIENTE m. sleeper, cross-tie (of a railroad)
DURO, -A adj. hard