DA (Port.) prep. of the DAMA f. lady DANÉS, DANESA adj. Danish DANZAR v. to dance DAÑAR v. to damage DAÑO m. damage, harm DAR v. to give; —— A to open toward; —— A CONOCER to make known; ——SE to be produced, to grow DATO m. datum DEBAJO adv. under, underneath DEBER v. to owe; ought; DEBIDO A owing to; required DEBIDAMENTE adv. duly, justly DECENIO m. decade DECIR v. to say DECLIVE m. declivity, slope DECRETO m. decree DEDO m. finger DEJAR v. to leave DELEITE m. delight DELGADO, -A adj. thin, delicate DELICIOSO, -A adj. delightful, delicious DEMÁS adj. remaining; LO ——, LOS —— the rest, the others DEMOSTRAR v. to prove, to show, to demonstrate DEMUESTRA see DEMOSTRAR DENOMINAR v. to denominate, to call, to name DENTRO adv. within, inside; POR —— inside DEPONER v. to depose DEPUSIERON see DEPONER DERECHO, -A adj. right (hand); m. right, duty; law DERRAMAR v. to shed, to spill DERREDOR m. circumference; circuit; AL ——, EN —— around, about DERRETIR v. to melt DERROTAR v. to defeat DESAGÜE m. drainage; watershed DESALOJAR v. to dislodge DESAPARECER v. to disappear DESARROLLO m. development DESAVENENCIA f. disagreement DESCANSO m. rest DESCASCARAR v. to peel, to shell, to hull DESCONOCIDO, -A adj. unknown DESCRIBIR v. to describe DESCRITO see DESCRIBIR DESCUBIERTO see DESCUBRIR DESCUBRIMIENTO m. discovery DESCUBRIR v. to discover DESDE prep. since DESEAR v. to desire, to wish DESECACIÓN f. desiccation, drying DESEMBARCADERO m. dock, quay DESEMBOCADURA f. mouth (of a river) DESEMBOCAR v. to flow out, to empty DESENVOLVIMIENTO m. development DESGRACIA f. misfortune DESHABITADO, -A adj. uninhabited DESHACER v. to undo, to destroy; ——SE to dissolve; to crumble DESLUMBRADOR, -A adj. dazzling, brilliant DESLUSTRAR v. to tarnish DESPACHAR v. to send, to dispatch DESPARRAMAR v. to scatter, to disseminate DESPEDIR v. to dismiss; ——SE DE to take leave of DESPEÑAR v. to precipitate; ——SE to slope DESPERTAR v. to awaken DESPIDE see DESPEDIR DESPOJAR v. to deprive, to strip DESPRENDER v. to unfasten, to separate; ——SE to extricate one's self; —— DE to flow from DESPUÉS adv. after, next DESTACAR v. to detach DESTIERRO m. exile DESTILERÍA f. distillery DESTITUIR v. to dismiss; to overthrow DESTRUIR v. to destroy DESVANECER v. to vanish, to disappear DETALLE m. detail DETENIDO, -A adj. slow; careful DETERIORAR v. to damage; to deteriorate DETRITUS m. detritus, débris DEVOLVER v. to return, to restore DEVUELVA see DEVOLVER DÍA m. day; AL —— up to date DIARIO, -A adj. daily; m. daily newspaper DIBUJO m. drawing, design DICTADURA f. dictatorship DICTAR v. to dictate, to command; to draw up DICHO, -A adj. said, aforementioned; also see DECIR DIERON see DAR DIFERIR v. to differ; to defer DIFÍCIL adj. difficult, improbable DIFIERE see DIFERIR DIGNO, -A adj. worthy DILIGENCIA f. stage, stage-coach DIÓCESIS f. diocese DIOS m. God DIOS m. deity, god DIPUTADO m. deputy, representative DIQUE m. dock DIRIGIR v. to direct, to guide; ——SE to go; to address DISCÍPULO m. disciple, pupil DISCUTIR v. to discuss DISEMINAR v. to disseminate, to spread DISEÑO m. design, pattern DISIPAR v. to scatter, to dissipate DISMINUIR v. to diminish DISMINUYE see DISMINUIR DISPUESTO, -A adj. disposed, ready, fit; also see DISPONER DISTAR v. to be distant DISTINGUIR v. to distinguish DISTINTO, -A adj. distinct, different DISTRITO m. district, region DIVERSIFICAR v. to diversify, to vary DIVISAR v. to descry, to make out DOBLAR v. to double, to fold, to bend DOM (Port.) m. Mr. (title used with the Christian name) DOMINGO m. Sunday DONAIRE m. grace, elegance DONDE adv. where DOTAR v. to endow DUDA f. doubt DUEÑO m. owner DULCE adj. sweet; m. candy DUPLICAR v. to duplicate, to double DURANTE prep. during DURAR v. to last DURMIENTE m. sleeper, cross-tie (of a railroad) DURO, -A adj. hard