Synonyms
Examples for "da"
Examples for "da"
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.
4
Her da was coming home, with Bev, and her new baby brother.
5
The heads of the conspiracy were Pierro Cennami and Giovanni da Chivizzano.
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Butts returned with two cups of coffee and an enormous cheese danish.
2
Trial registration: The study was approved by the Danish Data Protection Agency.
3
That is a vital element, said Danish Trade Minister Pia Olsen Dyhr.
4
Conclusion: The Brugada-type ECG pattern is rare in the general Danish population.
5
Martin said something, possibly in Danish, to the effect that it happens.
1
Phelim stared, for Bertric spoke in the Dansk tongue we had been using.
2
Golden Knights goaltender Oscar Dansk struggled despite making 31 saves.
3
Dansk Nationallitteraert Arkiv: "Saxo Grammaticus: Gesta Danorum" (DNA, Copenhagen, 1996).
4
But they seemed not to have taught anyone Danish: no trace of a Creole Dansk remains today, anyway.
5
I was mummified by black duct tape into my Dansk leather recliner, my ankles, wrists, and throat bound tight.
1
He was conversing in the Danish language with a tall man, of robust build.
2
The stranger spoke in the Danish language, which was of course utterly incomprehensible to the natives.
3
I could speak the Danish language pretty fluently, and was therefore able to converse with him on various subjects.
4
I also found books in every cottage, the Bible always, and frequently poems and stories, sometimes even in the Danish language.
5
The Danish language is not confined to Denmark, but is used in the literature, and by the cultivated society of Norway.
6
He recently impressed critics with his Danish language film, The Hunt, which earned Mads Mikkelsen a best actor prize at Cannes last year.
7
The Danish language is the vernacular tongue of Norway and there is a strong affinity between Danish, (or Norse), and broad Scotch.
8
What absorbed my interest was the endeavour to become master of the Danish language in prose and verse, and musings over the mystery of existence.