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de
1[ duh; French duh; Spanish de; Portuguese di ]
preposition
- from; of (used in French, Spanish, and Portuguese personal names, originally to indicate place of origin):
Comte de Rochambeau; Don Ricardo de Aragón.
DE
2abbreviation for
- Delaware (approved especially for use with zip code).
de'
3[ duh; Italian de ]
preposition
- dei (used in Italian names as an elided form of dei ):
de' Medici.
de-
4D.E.
5abbreviation for
- Doctor of Engineering.
- driver education.
DE
1abbreviation for
- (formerly in Britain) Department of Employment
- Delaware
de-
2prefix forming verbs and verbal derivatives
- removal of or from something specified
dethrone
deforest
- reversal of something
decode
decompose
desegregate
- departure from
decamp
de
3/ ə /
(no translation)
- of; from: occurring as part of some personal names and originally indicating place of origin
de la Mare
Simon de Montfort
D'Arcy
de
4the internet domain name for
- Germany
Word History and Origins
Origin of de1
Word History and Origins
Origin of de1
Origin of de2
Example Sentences
Richard, who lives in the Spanish city of Alcala de Henares, said not a single street light was on when night fell.
For the first one up - 71-year-old Yunice Abbas - this was done through a "enquête de personnalité", a sort of background report on a person accused of a crime which French courts regularly include in their trials.
The president of the court, David De Pas, suggested that the book shows Abbas was proud of what he did - something he has repeatedly denied.
Residents in the southern town of Villanueva de Córdoba came to the aid of passengers stranded on a Ouigo train.
In the meantime, Young is preparing for the clubhouse’s next big event, a Cinco de Mayo street celebration on May 4 with live music, local food vendors and, of course, plenty of vintage Japanese cars.
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