de

Meaning

1. of (in relation to)
2. of (in relation to)
3. of (in relation to)
4. of (in relation to)
5. of (in relation to)
6. of (in relation to)
7. of (in relation to)
8. of (in relation to)
9. of (in relation to)
10. of; -en (made or consisting of)
11. of; -en (made or consisting of)
12. of; -en (made or consisting of)
13. of; -en (made or consisting of)
14. of (introduces the noun that applies a given adjective or past participle)
15. from (born in or coming out of)
16. by means of; by
17. as (in the role of)
18. in (wearing)

Concepts

of

from

from

from

𐑁𐑉𐐲𐑋

out of

starve

toolbox

🧰

nowise

by

leftist

left-wing

no way

old

🧓

poisoning

return ticket

see through

soap bubble

someone

something

vertigo

with

fear of heights

tool chest

chemotherapy

left-of-center

to no degree

tool cabinet

tool case

TESL

paint a sullen picture

paint a grim picture

draw a sombre picture

paint a lugubrious picture

paint a sombre picture

paint a saturnine picture

paint a dire picture

paint a bleak picture

paint a dreary picture

paint a morbid picture

draw a lugubrious picture

about

paint a somber picture

paint a seamy picture

paint a dismal picture

draw a somber picture

paint a drab picture

-’s

paint a gloomy picture

absent

Synonyms

em

com

esquerdista

morrendo

ferramentas

esquerda

estar

por

faminto

fome

forma

alguma

a respeito de

sobre

🔛

caixa

📦

sabão

🧼

segunda

ter

vertigem

via

ao redor

através

da

dó

emergência

nas

redondezas

tontura

volta

quimioterápico

um cancro

ergotismo

atacado

cravagem

de esquerda

fora de

querer

esfomear

agenciador

apostas

pintar um quadro sinistro

compor um quadro sinistro

traçar um quadro lúgubre

descrever o quadro sinistro

pintar um quadro lúgubre

dar o quadro sinistro

desenhar o quadro sinistro

inglês

gerar um quadro sinistro

língua

👅

Translations

de

de

von

van

de

aus

di

da

uit

ab

από

a

مِن

über

Pronounced as (IPA)

/d͡ʒi/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: de

In summary

Etymology tree
Proto-Italic *dē
Latin dē
Old Galician-Portuguese de
Portuguese de
Inherited from Old Galician-Portuguese de, from Latin dē, from Proto-Italic *dē.
Cognate with Galician de.

Sentences

De onde eles vieram ?

Where did they come from?

Antes de abrir a boca , seus dentes já foram vistos .

Before he opened his mouth, his teeth were already seen.

" Antes de você ir ? eu quero abraçar você "? ela disse .

“Before you go? I want to hug you,” she said.

Ele pensou que ? com alguma paciência ? ele seria capaz de transformar tudo em ouro .

He thought that with some patience he would be able to turn everything into gold.

Uma multidão de pessoas com um homem tirando uma foto .

A crowd of people with a man taking a picture.

Dois casais estão sentados em uma mesa de piquenique em um cenário de parque .

Two couples are sitting at a picnic table in a park setting.