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It features an analog stick, a d-pad, four face buttons, a start button and pressure-sensitive triggers on the left and right underside. en.wikipedia.org

Typically, a d-girl is the entry-level position in a film production company. en.wikipedia.org

The geometric content of this statement is that the projection of a d-constructible set is d-constructible. en.wikipedia.org

In the periodic table, it is a d-block transactinide element. en.wikipedia.org

In the periodic table of the elements, it is a d-block transactinide element. en.wikipedia.org

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A D nell'Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traduzioni di A D nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo (Vai a spagnolo»inglese)

Traduzioni di A D nel dizionario spagnolo»inglese (Vai a inglese»spagnolo)

Traduzioni di A D nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

A/D AGG

A/D → analog to digital

D/A AGG

D/A → digital-to-analog

D, d [ingl am di, ingl brit diː] SOST

1. D (letter):

2. D MUS:

3. D (grade):

4. D ingl am POL → Democrat

5. D → died

6. D ingl brit STOR → penny/pence

Vedi anche: A

A, a [ingl am eɪ, ingl brit eɪ] SOST

1.1. A (letter):

1.2. A MUS:

1.3. A (grade):

2. A MED:

3.1. A (in house numbers):

3.2. A (in sizes of paper) ingl brit:

3.3. A ingl brit TRASP:

4. A (firstly):

'd [ingl am d, ingl brit d]

1. 'd → had

2. 'd → would

3. 'd → did

Vedi anche: would, had, did

2.1. would (in conditional sentences):

2.2. would (giving advice):

2.3. would (tentatively expressing opinions):

3. would (expressing wishes):

4.1. would (in requests):

4.2. would (in invitations):

5.1. would (expressing criticism):

5.2. would (indicating sth is natural):

had [ingl am hæd, həd, ingl brit had, həd] pass & pass part have

did [ingl am dɪd, ingl brit dɪd] past do

d' VB vb intr

d' → do

Vedi anche: do2, do1

do2 <pl dos> [ingl am doʊ, ingl brit duː] SOST MUS

I.do1 <3rd pers sing pres does, part pres doing, pass did, part perf done> VB vb trans [ingl am du, ingl brit duː]

1. do (to perform an action):

2.1. do (to carry out):

2.2. do:

3. do (as one's job, profession, function):

4. do (to achieve, to bring about):

5. do (to attend to):

6.1. do (to look after, to arrange, to repair):

6.2. do (to clean):

6.3. do (to prepare, to arrange):

7.1. do (to make, to produce):

7.2. do drawings/translations/interviews:

8.1. do ingl brit (to provide):

8.2. do ingl brit (to provide for):

9. do (to be adequate for, to suit):

10. do (when expressing speeds, distances):

11.1. do (to study):

11.2. do colloq (to visit):

12.1. do TEATR (to play role of):

12.2. do TEATR (to take part in):

12.3. do TEATR (to perform at) the Astoria/the Playhouse:

12.4. do TEATR (to impersonate):

13.1. do colloq (to serve):

13.2. do colloq (to serve) (in a posting):

14.1. do colloq ingl brit (to catch, to prosecute):

14.2. do colloq ingl brit (to cheat):

14.3. do colloq ingl brit (to beat up):

14.4. do colloq ingl brit (to rob):

15. do sl (to use):

16.1. do colloq (to finish):

16.2. do (to exhaust) ingl brit:

II.do1 <3rd pers sing pres does, part pres doing, pass did, part perf done> VB vb intr [ingl am du, ingl brit duː]

1. do (to act, to behave):

2. do (to be getting along, to manage):

3. do (to go on, to happen) colloq in -ing form:

4.1. do (to be suitable, acceptable):

Vedi anche: do², do¹

do² <pl dos> [ingl am doʊ, ingl brit duː] SOST MUS

I.do¹ <3rd pers sing pres does, part pres doing, pass did, part perf done> VB vb trans [ingl am du, ingl brit duː]

II.do¹ <3rd pers sing pres does, part pres doing, pass did, part perf done> VB vb intr [ingl am du, ingl brit duː]

IV.do¹ <pl dos> SOST [ingl am du, ingl brit duː]

a.m.² AVV (before midday)