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1. Oxford Dictionary

   dis-

   • IPA[dɪs]

   • pref.
     expressing negation；denoting reversal or absence of an action or state
2. • 釋義
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   pref.

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   • 1. expressing negation disadvantage disbelieve
   • 2. denoting reversal or absence of an action or state diseconomy disaffirm
   • 3. denoting removal of something disbud
   • ▪ denoting separation discarnate
   • ▪ denoting expulsion disbar
   • 4. expressing completeness or intensification of an unpleasant or unattractive action disgruntled

   dis

   • v.
     speak disrespectfully to or criticize: I don't like her dissing my friends a campaign of forum postings and emails dissing the company
   • n.
     disrespectful talk.

   Oxford Dictionary

   dis

   • v.
     speak disrespectfully to or criticize: I don't like her dissing my friends a campaign of forum postings and emails dissing the company
   • n.
     disrespectful talk: the airwaves bristle with the sexual dis of shock jocks

   Oxford American Dictionary

   DI

   • abbr
     drill instructor.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   DI

   • abbr
     (in the UK) Defence Intelligence.

   Oxford Dictionary

   di-

   • pref.
     twice; two-; double: dichromatic

   Oxford American Dictionary

   di-

   • pref.
     twice; two-; double: dichromatic

   Oxford Dictionary

   di-

   • pref.
     variant spelling of dis- shortened before

   Oxford Dictionary

   di-

   • pref.
     variant spelling of dis- before

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   dis-

   • IPA[dis]

   美式

   • pref.
     expressing negation: dislike disquiet

   Oxford American Dictionary