de

Meaning

1. of, from
2. of; -'s (belonging to)

Pronounced as (IPA)

/dɪ/

Etymology

From Latin dē.

Sentences

Non hai ningún de nós que non morrería feliz ...

There is not one of us who would not die happy...

De mozo converteuse en secretario do gobernador de Sevilla .

As a young man he became secretary to the governor of Seville.

Anteriormente a linguaxe carecía de forma escrita.

The language was previously lacking in written form.

Este principio pode enunciarse a partir do concepto de enerxía interna.

This principle can be enunciated from the concept of internal energy.

As colonias de cría eran enormes e cubrían varios quilómetros cadrados .

The breeding colonies were huge and covered several square kilometers.

Víanos coma dous bos nenos , libres de pasear no Paraíso de tristura .

They saw us as two good children, free to walk in the Paradise of sorrow.

A receita indicaba que se podía cubrir a torta con tiras de masa .

The recipe indicated that the cake could be covered with dough strips.

O seu potencial de preservación é semellante ao das medusas .

Its preservation potential is similar to that of jellyfish.