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Dictionarium English - Interlingue

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dragon-fly libellul<br />

dragoon dragon<br />

drain drenar (-age, -ation). DRAINS<br />

(brewer's etc.) recrement;<br />

(sewer) cloaca<br />

drainpipe dren-tub<br />

drake anato<br />

drama ~ (-tic, -tisar, -turg, -turgie)<br />

drape drapar (-ero, -eríe)<br />

drastic ~<br />

draught tira; aer-currente; (med.)<br />

tisane; (on paper) esquisse,<br />

dessin, plan, projecte<br />

draughts dama-lude<br />

draughtsman dessinator; (in game) pezze<br />

draughty ventosi<br />

draw (pull) tirar, traer, atraer; (drag)<br />

trenar; (water) hauster; (on<br />

paper) dessinar; (lots) lotar; (~<br />

near) aproximar se; (noun)<br />

(sport) egalitá<br />

drawback desavantage<br />

draw-bridge tir-ponte, ponte levabil<br />

drawer tiruore, tirbux, tircheste.<br />

CHEST OF ~: comode<br />

drawers calson<br />

drawing dessin, li dessination. ~<br />

BOARD: dessinuore<br />

drawing-room salon<br />

drawl v. trenar li paroles; (noun) tren<br />

parlada<br />

dray bass carre<br />

dread v. timer (-ore), horrer (-ore)<br />

dreadful horribil, terribil<br />

dream somnie. DAY~: reve (-ar)<br />

dreamy revaci, revosi<br />

dreary desert, trist<br />

dredge draggar<br />

dredger mudd-haustor, dragg-machine;<br />

(ship) draggator<br />

dregs sediment<br />

drench saturar (per aqua), balnear<br />

dress vestir; (garnish) ornar,<br />

decorar; (wound) bandagear;<br />

(food) preparar, apretar;<br />

(noun) vestiment, costume,<br />

robe. IN FULL ~: in gala.<br />

DRESS-COAT: frac<br />

dressing-table toilette-table<br />

dressmaker tallier(ess)a<br />

dribble guttear; (as child) bavar; (foot<br />

ball) dribblar<br />

drift tendentie, impulse, scope:<br />

(snow~) nive-banca; (naut.)<br />

drive (-ar), flottar con li<br />

currente; (wander) vagar<br />

drill v. (per)forar, drillar; (mil.)<br />

dresser, exercir (-ida, -itie);<br />

(noun) exercida; (tool) drill;<br />

(hort.) sulca<br />

drink trincar (-age). TO ~ TO: tostar<br />

drip guttear<br />

dripping rost-grasse, grasse culinari<br />

drive v. a. conductor, far functionar,<br />

far avansar, far ear, propulser,<br />

promoer; (a horse) ducter; (a<br />

machine) mo(v)er, operar,<br />

vehicular, choferar; (compel)<br />

fortiar; (noun) promenada,<br />

excursion; (road) calech-via,<br />

allé<br />

drivel radotar, parlar ínepties;<br />

(slaver) bavar<br />

driver cochero, chofero, conductor<br />

drizzle pluviette (-ar, -ada)<br />

droll drolli (-eríe), comic<br />

dromedary dromedare<br />

drone (bee) ~; (hum) murmurada,<br />

burdonament<br />

droop pender, clinar se; (wither)<br />

marcir<br />

drop gutte; (fall) cade; v. (let fall)<br />

lassar cader<br />

dropsy hidropsie<br />

dross (metals) scorie, residues,<br />

scumallia; sinvalorage<br />

drought siccore, ariditá, manca de<br />

pluvie<br />

drove truppe de boves, bestie-truppe,<br />

greg<br />

drown dronar<br />

drowsy somnolent, dormiaci<br />

drub batter, bastonar<br />

drudge quasi-sclave (-a), marmiton<br />

drudgery strapacie, penosi labore<br />

drug drogue (-ist), medicament; v.<br />

narcot isar, intoxicar<br />

druid druide (-ic)<br />

drum tambur (-ar, -ero, -ist);<br />

cilindre; (of ear) timpane<br />

drunk(en) ebri, ebriat (in-ar)<br />

drunkard trincard, trincon<br />

drunkenness ebrietá, trinc-manie<br />

dry sicc, arid; (fig.) laconic,<br />

íninteressant, enoyant; v.<br />

assiccar<br />

dry-rot planc-fungo<br />

dual ~ (-isme)<br />

dub nominar, titular<br />

dubious dubitosi<br />

ducal ~<br />

ducat ducate<br />

duchess ducessa<br />

duck (bird) anate; v. clinar se,<br />

bassar se; (immerse) merser<br />

duckweed lemna<br />

duct tub, canale<br />

ductile ductil (-itá), malleabil<br />

dudgeon colere, ressentiment, rancore<br />

due a. payand; (seemly)<br />

convenent. IN ~ TIME: in just<br />

témpor. THIS IS ~ TO<br />

CARELESSNESS: to es debit<br />

a ínatention. TO GIVE<br />

EVERYONE HIS ~: dar a<br />

chascun li sui.<br />

dues impost<br />

duel duelle (-ar, -ante)<br />

duet duett<br />

dug (noun) tette, but on de mamme<br />

duke due (-al, -atu, -essa)<br />

dulcet dulci<br />

dulcimer clavicímbal<br />

dull (of sound) obtusi, insonori;<br />

(blunt) desacut; (stupid) stult,<br />

inept, stupid; (uninteresting)<br />

enoyant; (colour) pallid, matt,<br />

falb; v. blasar, stupefar<br />

duly justmen; (often not translated)<br />

dumb mut<br />

dumb-bell haltere<br />

dummy muto; imitation; (baby's)<br />

sucette<br />

dump v. (comm.) dumpar; jettar,<br />

deposir, bascular; (noun)<br />

cumul de jettallia, amasse<br />

26<br />

dumps melanoolie, mal humor<br />

dumpy stumpi; curt e spess<br />

dun gris-brun; v. importunar;<br />

postular payament<br />

dunce stulton<br />

dune ~<br />

dung sterco (-ar), excrement<br />

dungeon cárcere subterran<br />

dupe dupar, fraudar, bluffar; (noun)<br />

dupe<br />

duplicate v. duplicar (-ate)<br />

duplicity duplicitá, perfidie<br />

durable durabil (-itá), stabil<br />

duration ~, durada<br />

duress prison, cárcer, arest<br />

during durante<br />

dusk crepuscul; (morning) aurora<br />

dusky obscur, nigratri<br />

dust polve (-osi); v. (remove ~)<br />

terger, essuyar, depolvar; (to<br />

powder) surpluverar. IT IS<br />

DUSTY: it polvea<br />

duster tergette, polv-linage, essuyette<br />

dustpan cindriere<br />

duty deve(ntie); (on goods) impost,<br />

tribu te. DUTY FREE: exempt<br />

de doane. TO BE ON -:<br />

dejorar<br />

dwarf pigmé, nan. HE DWARFED<br />

HIS COMPANION: su<br />

compane aspectet apu il quam<br />

dwell; logiar,<br />

habitar. to ~<br />

upon<br />

un nano, il nanisat su compane<br />

emfasar, tractar detalliatmen<br />

dwelling logí, logiment, domicilie,<br />

habitation<br />

dwindle decrescer, diminuer<br />

dye tinctura, pigment (-ar), color<br />

dyke diga(ment), tranché<br />

dynamite dinamite<br />

dynamo dinamo (-ic, -ica, -ist, -isme, -<br />

ometre)<br />

dynasty dinastie (-ic)<br />

dysentery disenterie<br />

dyspepsia dispepsie<br />

dyspeptic dispeptic<br />

E<br />

each chascun, singul<br />

each other unaltru<br />

eager zelosi, fervent, fervorosi,<br />

ardent; avid<br />

eagle áqu.il (-in)<br />

ear orel; (of corn) spica; (for<br />

music) audie musical<br />

ear-ache orel-dolore<br />

ear-splitting assurdant<br />

earl comto (-atu)<br />

early tost, temporan<br />

earn ganiar; meriter<br />

earnings ganie<br />

earnest sinceri, fervid, zelosi. IN ~:<br />

seriosi; (noun) garantie<br />

earth terre, suol; (the ~) terra (-an,<br />

-estri)<br />

earthenware potteríe, fayance<br />

earthquake sisme, terr-tremore<br />

earwig forficul<br />

ease comfort, repose, tranquilitá;<br />

facilita, AT EASE: sin gena; v.

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