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Meanings of d' in anglès
Statistic used in signal detection theory; sensitivity index.
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Examples for "de"
Examples for "de"
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What he said Speaking after the match de Villiers said: Extremely happy.
2
Peter de Lange agreed the beefed-up government measures were a good start.
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Six year down de road, he be president o' de Confederate States?
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Charles de Gaulle hardly intended to help jump-start the Israeli technology scene.
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Read: What do the Tour de France winners earn in prize money?
1
The Lusiad tells the story of the voyage of Vasco da Gama.
2
R. da Costa Porta, who died in the Egyptian expedition of 1882.
3
In the Voyage autour du Monde of the Comte da Beauvoir, chap.
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Her da was coming home, with Bev, and her new baby brother.
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The heads of the conspiracy were Pierro Cennami and Giovanni da Chivizzano.
Usage of d' in anglès
1
The fort of Saint Juan d'Ulloa remained in our hands in pledge.
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Let us tell what followed in the words of the Duc d'Alençon:
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A coup d'état is an event with immediate obvious and decisive results.
4
Clinical results were excellent according to a median Merle-d'Aubigné score of 18.
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The Vicomte d'Audierne was thus left in full possession of the field.
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The fight is known in history as the battle of Porto d'Anzo.
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In practice the same results are obtained as with the d'Hondt rule.
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The Fifth French Army under General Franchet d'Espérey made the same advance.
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You say that you have five letters which compromise the Countess d'Albert.
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Her son was the Duc d'Alencon; and as they both remained incog.
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Hugh d'Argent watched the dawn break-a silver rift in the purple sky.
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Few recent Palme d'Or winners have had much impact in the States.
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And General Franchet d'Esperey also insisted on the necessity of Allied assistance.
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He was then Chargé d'Affaires in Paris, and later Minister in Switzerland.
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As you may imagine, everybody in the district knows the d'Imbleval-Vaurois story.
16
The Mont d'Amance was violently bombarded; a German brigade marched on Pont-à-Mousson.