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I . doom [duːm] SUBST (destiny)

I . form [fɔːrm, GB fɔːm] SUBST

1. form (type, variety):

tipo m

2. form (outward shape):

forma f

3. form (document):

4. form sans pl SPORT:

5. form GB ENS (class):

série f

II . form [fɔːrm, GB fɔːm] VERBE trans

norm [nɔːrm, GB nɔːm] SUBST

I . worm [wɜːrm, GB wɜːm] SUBST

dome [doʊm, GB dəʊm] SUBST

dour [dʊr, GB dʊəʳ] ADJ

doe [doʊ, GB dəʊ] SUBST (deer)

I . dog [dɑːg, GB dɒg] SUBST

II . dog <-gg-> [dɑːg, GB dɒg] VERBE trans

I . dot [dɑːt, GB dɒt] SUBST

1. dot (round mark):

dot
ponto m

2. dot pl typ:

dot
pingo m

II . dot <-tt-> [dɑːt, GB dɒt] VERBE trans

done [dʌn] VERBE

done pp of:

Voir aussi : do

I . do [duː] SUBST

II . do <does, did, done> [duː] VERBE aux

1. do (to form questions):

do you own a dog?

2. do (to form negatives):

3. do (to form imperatives):

4. do (used for emphasis):

6. do (requesting affirmation):

do
não é?

dose [doʊs, GB dəʊs] SUBST a. fig

dove1 [dʌv] SUBST ZOOL

down1 [daʊn] SUBST sans pl

dozy <-ier, -iest> [ˈdoʊzi, GB ˈdəʊ-] ADJ

1. dozy (sleepy):

sonolento(-a)

2. dozy GB fam (stupid):

I . dock1 [dɑːk, GB dɒk] MAR SUBST

II . dock1 [dɑːk, GB dɒk] MAR VERBE intr

does [dʌz] VERBE trans, intr, aux

does 3rd pers sing of:

Voir aussi : do

I . do [duː] SUBST

II . do <does, did, done> [duː] VERBE aux

1. do (to form questions):

do you own a dog?

2. do (to form negatives):

3. do (to form imperatives):

4. do (used for emphasis):

6. do (requesting affirmation):

do
não é?

I . dole [doʊl, GB dəʊl] SUBST

II . dole [doʊl, GB dəʊl] VERBE trans

doll [dɑːl, GB dɒl] SUBST

I . dope [doʊp, GB dəʊp] SUBST

2. dope fam (stupid person):

imbecil mf

II . dope [doʊp, GB dəʊp] VERBE trans SPORT

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A boys' dorm was built in 1909, and a girls' dorm soon followed.
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The dorm types range greatly from singles to four person rooms.
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As of 2008, the campus now contains seven dorms and a townhouse complex.
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Area governments provide social programming for their areas, and are in charge of the house councils for the dorms in their area.
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The current maximum number of beds in any one dorm is ten although most of the dorms sleep six children.
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The dorm parents take quasi-parental responsibility for students in the house at all times, particularly outside school hours.
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Additional land was purchased in order to build a dorm.
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For five dollars per semester, students can hang these works on their dorm room walls.
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The dorms are arranged in multiple two-story buildings, with approximately forty students per building (twenty per floor).
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She does strange habits such as walking around the dorm naked.
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