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día hábil: workday, working day
día intercalar: leap day
día laborable: working day; workday
día natural: synonym of día hábil
día por día: synonym of día a día
día solar: solar day
día sí, día también: day in day out
día y noche: around the clock; day and night
día útil: business day
díada: duo; twosome; two people joined at the hip
dícese: Compound of a form of the verb decir, dice and the pronoun se.
dígito: digit (numeral)
dígono: digon
dígrafo: digraph
dímero: dimer
dínamo: dynamo
díptero: dipteran
díptero: dipterous; dipteral
díptico: diptych
dírham: dirham
díscolo: disobeyer
díscolo: rebellious, disobedient, unruly
dístico: distichous
dístico: distich
díver: clipping of divertido, fun
dóberman: Dobermann
dócil: docile
dócilmente: docilely, tamely
dólar: dollar (designation for specific currency)
dólar americano: US dollar
dólar blue: black-market dollar
dólar canadiense: Canadian dollar
dólar de EE.UU.: US dollar (official currency of the United States)
dólar de arena: sand dollar
dólopes: A tribe from Dolopia
dómine: Latin teacher
dónde: where
dónde: where?; in what place?; from where? whence?
dónde está: where are you?
dónde está el baño: where is the toilet?
dónde está la bolita: shell game
dónde están los aseos: where is the toilet?
dónde estás: where are you?
dónde va a parar: by a mile; easily
dónut: donut, doughnut
dórico: Doric (Ancient Greek dialect)
dórico: Dorian, Doric (of or relating to the Dorians or the Doric order)
dúctil: ductile; malleable; malleable; docile, gullible
dúcula: imperial pigeon
dúo: duo (twosome, especially musicians)
dúplex: duplex flat, duplex apartment
dúplica: counterresponse
dúplice: of a monastery, where nuns and monks both live