[diː], (Noun)

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- the fourth letter of the alphabet

- a shape like that of a capital D
(e.g: the D-shaped handle)

- the second note of the diatonic scale of C major

- the Roman numeral for 500


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[diː], (Abbreviation)

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- (in the US) Democrat or Democratic
(e.g: Delaware: breakdown of outgoing Senate: 13 D, 8 R)

- depth (in the sense of the dimension of an object from front to back)
(e.g: H 35 cm × W 50 cm × D 20 cm)

- dextrorotatory
(e.g: D-glucose)

- (with a numeral) dimension(s) or dimensional
(e.g: a 3-D model)

- (in tables of sports results) drawn

- (on an automatic gear shift) drive

- Germany (international vehicle registration)


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[diː], (Symbol)

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- electric flux density

- the hydrogen isotope deuterium


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[diː], (Abbreviation)

Definitions:
- (in genealogies) daughter
(e.g: Henry m. Georgina 1957, 1s 2d)

- day(s)
(e.g: orbital period (Mars): 687.0 d)

- (in units of measurement) deci-

- (in travel timetables) departs
(e.g: Plymouth d 0721)

- died (used to indicate a date of death)
(e.g: Barents, Willem (d.1597))

- penny or pence (of pre-decimal currency)
(e.g: £20 10s 6d)

- denoting electrons and orbitals possessing two units of angular momentum
(e.g: d-electrons)


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[diː], (Symbol)

Definitions:
- diameter
(e.g: the circumference of a circle is expressed by the formula πd)

- denoting a small increment in a given variable
(e.g: dy/dx)


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