'd1 [d]
'd = had, have
I. had [hæd, həd] VB vb trans
1. had pass, part perf of have
2. had colloq:
'd2 [d]
'd = would, would
would [wʊd] VB vb aus
1. would (in indirect speech):
2. would (to express condition):
3. would (to express inclination):
4. would (polite request):
5. would (expressing opinion):
6. would (express regularity):
D <pl -'s>, d <pl 's [or -s]> [di:] SOST
2. D MUS:
3. D (school mark):
5. D ECON:
A4 SOST ingl brit
A abbreviazione di A level
A1 <pl -'s [or -s]> [eɪ] SOST
1. A (hypothetical person, thing):
A <pl -s [or -'s]>, a <pl -'s [or -s]> [eɪ] SOST
1. A (letter):
2. A MUS:
3. A (school mark):
4. A FIN:
de·fence, ingl am de·fense [dɪˈfen(t)s] SOST
1. defence against +acc:
2. defence DIR:
3. defence DIR (arguments):
4. defence (document):
5. defence SPORT:
6. defence PSIC:
7. defence (of body):
- defences pl
- Abwehrkräfte pl
de·fense SOST ingl am
1. defense against +acc:
2. defense DIR:
3. defense DIR (arguments):
4. defense (document):
5. defense SPORT:
6. defense PSIC:
7. defense (of body):
- defenses pl
- Abwehrkräfte pl
8. defense UNIV:
- defense of a thesis
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D&X [ˌdi:ən(d)ˈeks] SOST
D&X MED abbreviazione di dilation and extraction
P.E.I. ing can
PEI abbreviazione di Prince Edward Island
D SOST MERC FIN
documents against acceptance phrase handel
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It lacks affordable cavalry, substitutes inferior slingers for archers, and has one of the worst militias (province defense) in the game.
en.wikipedia.org Her modifications to the defense code propagate throughout the fleet, effectively disarming it, and the massive attacks begin, resulting in the near extinction of humankind.
en.wikipedia.org He played error-free defense at shortstop as well.
en.wikipedia.org In this light, biomineralization would seem to be a defense mechanism, a way of sticking in a predator's craw or deflecting a stinger.
www.wired.com These traits served the dog well in its role as a personal defense dog, police dog, or war dog, but were not ideally adapted to a companionship role.
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