d로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이

[d로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이]

 

dance verb : to move to music

decide verb : to make a choice

dial verb : to call a telephone number

did verb : the past tense of "do"; to perform an action; sometimes used as a helping verb

die verb : to stop being alive

dig verb : to move dirt or sand

ding verb : to make a ringing sound

dive verb : to jump or plunge into water with arms or head first

do verb : to perform an action; sometimes used as a helping verb

does verb : a form of "do" for one other person

dove verb : the past tense of "dive"; to jump or plunge into water head first

drank verb : the past tense of "drink"; to take in water or another liquid

draw verb : to make a line or picture

dream verb : to see pictures in your mind when you sleep; to hope for something

drew verb : the past tense of "draw"; to make a line or picture

drill verb : to make a hole with a tool

drink verb : to take in water or another liquid

drip verb : to shed drops of liquid

drive verb : to control the way something moves, such as a car

drop verb : to let go of something so it falls

drove verb : the past tense of "drive"; to control the way something moves, such as a car

 

dab verb : to lightly press against something with absorbent material to dry or clean it

dam verb : to create a barrier that stops the flow of water

damage verb : to harm a person or an object

dangle verb : to hang loosely

dare verb : to be bold enough to try something

darken verb : to make darker; to become darker

dart verb : to move or run quickly or suddenly

dawdle verb : to delay or waste time

daydream verb : to think about pleasant things as a distraction from the present moment

dazzle verb : to shine brightly; to amaze or impress

debate verb : to discuss an important subject at length and in detail

debunk verb : to disprove; to expose the falseness of an idea

decay verb : to decompose through the action of fungi and bacteria

deceive verb : to fool or lie to someone

decipher verb : to make out the meaning of a something that is difficult to understand

declare verb : to make a strong statement or announcement

decline verb : to become fewer, smaller, or worse; to politely say no

decode verb : to figure out the meaning of something

decompose verb : to decay, rot, or break down into small parts

decorate verb : to make something more attractive by adding color or an ornament to it

decorated verb : awarded medals for performing well in the military

decrease verb : to become or make smaller, less, or fewer in amount

decree verb : to issue a formal order

dedicate verb : to officially open for use

dedicate verb : to commit to something; to set aside for a special purpose

deduce verb : to reach a conclusion about facts using given information

defeat verb : to win against or beat

defend verb : to resist an attack

define verb : to give the meaning of a word, phrase, or symbol; to tell or describe what something is

deflate verb : to let air or gas out of something

defrost verb : to remove frost or ice from something, such as a windshield or freezer; to thaw frozen food

defy verb : to openly resist or challenge

delay verb : to be late or slow; to make someone or something late or slow

deliberate verb : to discuss and consider carefully before deciding

deliver verb : to take a letter, package, or other thing to the right place

demand verb : to ask as if giving a command

demolish verb : to destroy completely, usually a building or other large object

demonstrate verb : to show how something works; to show that something is true by using evidence or examples

deny verb : to declare a statement untrue; to refuse to accept something

depart verb : to go away from a place

depend verb : to rely on

depict verb : to represent or portray something

deplete verb : to empty

deploy verb : to move, expand, or put into to a certain place for a reason

deposit verb : to set down an amount of a substance, such as sediment, on a surface or area

deposit verb : to place or put into

depress verb : to cause someone to feel very unhappy or hopeless

deprive verb : to take something away from; to prevent from having

derive verb : to make or form from something else

descend verb : to move downward

descended verb : to have been connected by blood to an ancestor

describe verb : to write or tell about something

desert verb : to leave with no intention of returning; to leave a military unit without permission

deserve verb : to have a right to something; to do something worthy of a good or bad consequence

design verb : to plan the way something will look or work

designate verb : to mark, name, or choose for a special purpose or position

desire verb : to strongly want something or wish for something to happen

despise verb : to dislike very much; to hate

destroy verb : to damage something so much that it is gone or cannot be fixed

detect verb : to notice or discover the presence of something

deter verb : to discourage; to keep from moving forward

determine verb : to reach a conclusion through careful examination

determine verb : to cause something to happen

dethrone verb : to remove a ruler from power

detract verb : to lessen the importance or value of someone or something

develop verb : to improve something; to grow or expand

develop verb : to grow into a more advanced form

develop verb : to process something so that it is useable

developed verb : to come or bring into existence

devise verb : to form a plan

devote verb : to give a great deal of time or resources to an activity or cause

devour verb : to eat quickly or greedily

diagnose verb : to identify an illness or injury

dictate verb : to speak or read for someone else to write down

differ verb : to be unlike someone or something

digest verb : to process food in the body and turn it into energy

dim verb : to grow darker or become less bright

diminish verb : to get smaller or become less

dine verb : to eat dinner

dip verb : to quickly put something in a liquid; to sink downward

direct verb : to tell, manage, train, or lead someone

disagree verb : to have a different opinion from someone else

disappear verb : to stop existing or being in sight

disappoint verb : to cause someone to feel sad because an expected thing did not happen

discard verb : to get rid of, throw away, or reject

disclose verb : to make information known; to reveal

discourage verb : to try and keep someone from doing something; to cause someone to lose courage, confidence, or enthusiasm about something

discover verb : to find for the first time

discriminate verb : to treat a person or group unfairly because of gender, race, age, religion, or other differences

discuss verb : to talk about something

disembark verb : to leave an aircraft, ship, train, or other vehicle

disengage verb : to remove oneself from a situation, contest, or battle

disguise verb : to pretend to be something different by changing one's appearance

disintegrate verb : to break into very small parts

dismantle verb : to take something apart piece by piece so that it stops working

dismantle verb : to take apart

dismiss verb : to send away; to order or permit to leave

dismount verb : to get down from a bicycle or the back of an animal

disobey verb : to not follow an order, request, rule, or law

dispatch verb : to send off

disperse verb : to break up or scatter

displace verb : to move or relocate

display verb : to put something in plain sight; to make something available for others to see

dispose verb : to get rid of something

dispute verb : to argue or challenge the truth of something

disrespect verb : to feel or show a lack of respect for someone or something

dissect verb : to cut open or separate something into parts in order to study it

dissolve verb : to completely mix into a liquid to form a solution

dissolve verb : to break down or disintegrate, usually because of contact with a liquid

distinguish verb : to tell one thing apart from another

distort verb : to change something so it no longer looks accurate; to twist or pull out of shape

distract verb : to keep oneself or another person from paying full attention to an event or task

distribute verb : to spread or scatter over an area

disturb verb : to bother or interrupt

dither verb : to act in an excited or nervous way; to shiver or tremble

divide verb : in math, to determine a number by the process of division

diving verb : swimming beneath the water

divorce verb : to legally end a marriage

divulge verb : to give secret or unknown information to another

document verb : to record information about an event in writing or in photographs

dodge verb : to quickly and suddenly move away from someone or something

domesticate verb : to raise an animal or plant so that it can live easily with or to the benefit of people

dominate verb : to have continuing power over something or someone

don verb : to put on

donate verb : to give as a gift to a fund or a cause; to contribute

doodle verb : to draw without any purpose or plan while thinking about something else

double verb : to become or cause to become twice as big in size or number

doubt verb : to be uncertain about something

douse verb : to throw a liquid on; to extinguish

download verb : to copy a file, especially an Internet file, to a computer; to transfer photos from a camera memory card to a computer

doze verb : to nod off or take a nap

drag verb : to pull something along, often with difficulty or by using force

drain verb : to cause the liquid or energy in something to empty out

drape verb : to arrange something, often clothing or fabric, loosely on or around a person or thing

dread verb : to fear greatly

drench verb : to cause someone or something to be completely wet; to generously cover with something

dress up verb : to put on special clothes or a costume

dribble verb : to quickly move the ball forward in basketball, soccer, or field hockey using repeated bounces or taps with the hands, feet, or a stick

drift verb : to be carried along slowly by moving air or water

drizzle verb : to rain lightly; to trickle a thin stream of liquid over something

drool verb : to leak saliva from the mouth

droop verb : to bend, sag, or hang limply

drown verb : to die or to kill underwater because of lack of air

drum verb : to make a steady, rhythmic noise by hitting a surface

dry verb : to remove the water from something until it is not wet

duck verb : to bend down quickly to get out of the way of something

duel verb : to fight one-on-one

duplicate verb : to copy or repeat

dwarf verb : to cause something to seem smaller or less important

dwindle verb : to become smaller, weaker, or less numerous

dye verb : to use a substance to change the color of something