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   de-

   • IPA[diː]

   • pref.
     (forming verbs and their derivatives) down; away；completely
2. • 釋義
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   pref.

   字首

   • 1. (forming verbs and their derivatives) down; away descend deduct
   • ▪ completely denude derelict
   • 2. (added to verbs and their derivatives) denoting removal or reversal deaerate de-ice
   • 3. denoting formation from deverbal

   DES

   • abbr
     diethylstilbestrol.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   DES

   • abbr
     data encryption standard.

   Oxford Dictionary

   de novo

   • adv.
     from the beginning; anew: in a pure meritocracy, everyone must begin de novo
   • adj.
     starting from the beginning: a general strategy for de novo protein design

   Oxford American Dictionary

   de facto

   • adv.
     in fact, whether by right or not: the country was de facto divided between two states
   • adj.
     existing or holding a specified position in fact but not necessarily by legal right: a de facto one-party system

   Oxford Dictionary

   de facto

   • adv.
     in fact, or in effect, whether by right or not: the island has been de facto divided into two countries
   • adj.
     denoting someone or something that is such in fact: a de facto one-party system

   Oxford American Dictionary

   de-energize

   • v.
     disconnect (an electric circuit) from a power supply.

   Oxford Dictionary

   de-energize

   • v.
     disconnect (an electric circuit) from a power supply.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   de novo

   • adv.
     from the beginning; anew: in a pure meritocracy, everyone must begin de novo
   • adj.
     starting from the beginning: a general strategy for de novo protein design

   Oxford Dictionary

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   de-

   • IPA[dēː]

   美式

   • pref.
     (forming verbs and their derivatives) down; away: descend deduct

   Oxford American Dictionary