Dictionarium English - Interlingue

D
dearth manca, indigentie, scarsitá
death morte (-al, -alitá). ~ AGONY:
agonie. TO PUT TO ~: mortar
deathbed lette de morte
deathless ínmortal
debacle catastrof, debacle
debar excluDer, refusar
debase degradar, depravar, humilar;
(coinage) falsar
debased viciosi, degradat, corupt(et)
debate debatte (-ar, -abil)
debauch seducter, ruinar; v. a. debochar
(-ard, -eríe), libertinar
debenture obligation, debit-atest
debilitate debilisar (-ation)
debit (comm.) debete (-ar)
debonair galant, benigni, afabil
debouch exmarchar, exfluer
debris fragmentes, roccallia
debt debite (-or)
debut debut (-ante). TO MAKE
ONE'S ~: debutar
decade -decennie (-al)
decadent ~ (-ie)
decamp departer, secretmen forear,
decampar
decant transvasar
decanter caraffe
decapitate decap(it)ar (-ation)
decarbonise decarbonisar
decay devenir caduc, decrepir,
deperir, decader; (rot) putrir;
decomposir se; n. caducitá,
putrition
decease morte, decesse
deceit duperíe, fraude
deceive decepter (-ion, -iv); (mislead)
seducter, dupar
december decembre
decennial ~, deci-annual
decent ~ (-ie), pudic; suficent
decentralise decentralisar (-ation)
decide deciDer (-sion, -siv)
decided a. cert, positiv, firm
deciduous decidui
decimal ~
decimate decimar (-ation)
decipher deciffrar
decision ~, firmitá
deck (naut.) ~, ponte; (quarter-deck)
stern-deck; v. ornar, vestir
declaim declamar (-ation. -ator)
declare declarar (-ation), anunciar,
asserter
declension declination
decline v. declinar, refusar; diminuer;
(noun) marasma, ftise
declivity declive
decoct decocter (-ion)
decode deciffrar, decodificar
decollete decolté, decoltat
decompose decomposir (se) (-ition)
decontrol decontrolar, liberar de control
decorate ornar; decorar (-ation, -ativ,
-ator)
decorous decent, convenent
decorum decentie, bon manieres
decorticate decorticar
decoy lure; v. atraer. lurar
decrease (di)minuer (-tion), decrescer (entie)
decree decrete (-er), ordon (-ar)
decrepit ~, caduc
decry decreditar, depreciar
dedicate dedicar (-ation, -atori),
consacrar, devoer (se)
deduce deducter (-ion, -iv),
concluDer, derivar
deduct subtraer (-tion)
deed acte, action; document
deem opiner, considerar
deep a. profund (-ita, -esse, -ore);
(noun) mare, abisse
deepen aprofundar, devenir plu intens
deep-seated inradicat
deer cervo (-a); (Roe) capreol
deface defigurar, deformar, defecter
defalcate defraudar
defame defamar (-ation, -atori),
calumniar
default v. negliger; (noun) manca,
omission; (law) contumacie.
TO SUFFER JUDGMENT
BY ~: perdir ye li processu pro
absentie
defaulter (comm.) insolvente
defeat v. victer, victoriar; frustrar,
anullar; (mil.) defetar; (noun)
defete
defect defecte (-iv), manaca, erra
defection desertion, abandon
defence defense, defension, protection
defend defenDer (-siv), gardar,
protecter; (law) pledar
defendant acusato, inculpato
defer procrastinar, ajornar;
submisser se; (yield) ceder
deference respecte, consideration
defiance bravade, defiation. IN ~ OF:
malgré, in defí de
deficient mancant, ínsuficent, defectiv,
ínperfect
deficit deficite
defile v. depravar, deshonorar; (mil.)
defilar; (noun) defilé (strett)
pass
define definir (-ition, -itiv), preeiser,
limitar
deflate deflar (-ation)
deflect detornar, deviar, deflexer
deflower deshonorar, desvirginar; (a
plant) desflorar
deform deformar (-ation, -itá), mutilar
defraud defraudar
defray payar
deft habil, déxteri
defunct mort, decedet. TO BE ~: ne
plu exister
defy bravar, provocar, defiar
degenerate v. degenerar (-ation); a.
degenerat, decadent, perversi
degrade degradar, humilar
degree gradu, mesura, scala;
proportion; (rank) rang,
diploma. BY DEGREES:
gradualmen
deify deificar
deign dignar, condescender
deism de-isme (-ist)
deity Deo, deitá
dejected depresset, descorageat,
desanimat
delay v. a. retardar, procrastinar,
demorar; v. n. tardar, hesitar;
n. retarde, mora
delectable deliciosi, juitiv, delectabil
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delegate v. delegar (-ation. -ate),
deputar
delete forstrecar, deleter (-ion)
deleterious nociv, nocent
deliberate a. intentional; v. deliberar (ation)
delicacy delicatesse; (a dainty)
gurmandage
delicate delicat, fin, tendri
delicious deliciosi, ravissent; (of taste)
saporosi
delight delicie, plesura, joya; v.
charmar, injoyar, pleser,
delectar. TO ~ IN: juir
delimit definir, delimitar
delineate delinear; (sketch out)
esquissar, dessinar
delinquency delicte, culpabilitá
delinquent delinquente, culpon
deliquesce liquificar se
delirium delire. TO BE DELIRIOUS:
delirar
deliver (free) liberar, emancipar;
(rescue) salvar; (goods)
liverar; (hand over) transdar;
(an opinion) enunciar;
( confinement ) acuchar
dell valleyette
delphinium delfinium
delta ~
delude dupar, decepter. TO ~ ONE
INTO: seducter
deluge v. inundar (-ation); (noun)
diluvie (-al)
delusion fals notion, halucination,
deception
delve fossar, serchar in
demagnetise demagnetisar
demagogue demagog (-ic)
demand v. exiger, demandar, postular;
n. demande, beson
demarcate delimitar, demarcar
demean abassar, degradar; (behave)
conduir se
demeanour conduida, atitude, maniere
demented folli, rabiat, rabiosi, frenetic,
dement
demerit culpe, defecte, demerite
demesme domene, possedage
demi- as in English: demí-deo etc.
demijohn corb-botelle, damajan
demise morte
demisemiquave triantiduesim note
r
demobilise demobilisar
democrat ~ (-ie, -ic, -isar)
demolish demolir (-ation), destructer,
anihilar
demon ~ (-ic, -isar, -isme)
demonstrate demonstrar (-ant, -ation, -ativ)
demoralise demoralisar
demur hesitar, objecter
demure prud, seriosi, modest
demurrage demorage
den caverne, antre, grotte, refugia
denial negation. SELF~: abnegation
denizen habitante
denominate noiainar, designar
denomination secta, categorie, division
denote significar, indicar, marcar,
signar, designar
denouement developament, solution
denounce denunciar (-ation, -ator),