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    d

    • IPA[diː]

    美式

    • abbr
      date.；(in genealogies) daughter.
    • symbol
      diameter；denoting a small increment in a given variable
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    abbr

    • 1. date.
    • 2. (in genealogies) daughter.
    • 3. day(s) orbital period (Mars): 687.0d
    • 4. deceased.
    • 5. deep.
    • 6. (in units of measurement) deci-.
    • 7. (in travel timetables) departs.
    • 8. died (used to indicate a date of death) Barents, Willem (d.1597)
    • 9. divorced.
    • 10. British penny or pence (of predecimal currency) £20 10s 6d
    • 11. denoting electrons and orbitals possessing two units of angular momentum d-electrons

    symbol

    • 1. diameter the circumference of a circle is expressed by the formula πd
    • 2. denoting a small increment in a given variable dy/dx

    'd

    • cont
      had: they'd already gone

    Oxford American Dictionary

    'd

    • cont
      had: they'd already gone

    Oxford Dictionary

    p.d.

    • abbr
      per diem.

    Oxford American Dictionary

    we'd

    • cont
      we had: we'd already been on board

    Oxford American Dictionary

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    D

    • IPA[diː]

    英式

    • n.
      the fourth letter of the alphabet.

    Oxford Dictionary

    D

    • IPA[dē]

    美式

    • n.
      the fourth letter of the alphabet.

    Oxford American Dictionary

    D

    • IPA[diː]

    英式

    • abbr
      (in the US) Democrat or Democratic: Delaware: breakdown of outgoing Senate: 13 D, 8 R
    • symbol
      electric flux density.

    Oxford Dictionary

    d

    • IPA[diː]

    英式

    • abbr
      (in genealogies) daughter: Henry m. Georgina 1957, 1s 2d
    • symbol
      diameter: the circumference of a circle is expressed by the formula πd

    Oxford Dictionary

    D

    • IPA[dē]

    美式

    • abbr
      Democrat or Democratic: Delaware: breakdown of outgoing Senate: 13 D, 8 R
    • symbol
      electric flux density.

    Oxford American Dictionary