d로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이

[d로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이]

 

dairy adjective : made mostly from milk

dark adjective : having little or no light; having a deep color

dead adjective : no longer alive

deep adjective : measuring a long way from top to bottom or front to back

dirty adjective : having dirt on or in it

done adjective : finished making or doing; fully cooked

dry adjective : free from water; not wet

dull adjective : having little color or brightness; dim

 

damp adjective : slightly wet; moist

dancing adjective : moving in time to music

dandy adjective : very fine; excellent

dangerous adjective : able to cause harm

dapple adjective : having spotted markings

dappled adjective : having spots or patches of light and dark

daring adjective : bold and fearless

darker adjective : more dark

dauntless adjective : fearless

dazzling adjective : blindingly bright; amazingly impressive

deaf adjective : able to hear little or nothing at all

dear adjective : loved; very special

decent adjective : having good taste or manners; acceptable; kind

deep adjective : far within the limit or edge of something

deepest adjective : the most deep

defective adjective : not complete or in working order; flawed

defenseless adjective : lacking protection

defiant adjective : being disobedient or boldly resisting an enemy

definite adjective : clearly decided, stated, or defined

dehydrated adjective : suffering a dangerous lack of water

deliberate adjective : slow or careful movement or action

delicate adjective : easily broken or damaged; soft or light in color or scent

delicious adjective : having a pleasing or agreeable taste

delighted adjective : feeling or showing happiness

delightful adjective : causing happiness

delirious adjective : having confused thoughts and speech, often as a result of a high fever

demanding adjective : requiring great effort or skill; requiring others to meet high standards

dense adjective : closely packed together

dependable adjective : reliable and trustworthy

dependent adjective : relying on something or someone

depleted adjective : to be emptied

depressed adjective : feeling a state of unhappiness and hopelessness

deserted adjective : left empty or alone

designed adjective : made or created according to a plan

desolate adjective : empty, alone, and unwelcoming

desperate adjective : having lost hope; suffering extreme need

destitute adjective : without food, clothing, or shelter

destructive adjective : causing great damage or harm

detached adjective : not personally or emotionally involved; not interested

deteriorating adjective : becoming worse over time

determined adjective : having one’s mind made up to do something

devastated adjective : destroyed by violent force

devastating adjective : causing ruin

developed adjective : processed to be usable

developing adjective : growing into a more advanced form

devious adjective : not straightforward or honest; shifty

diagonal adjective : slanted; at an angle

diesel adjective : relating to a heavy petroleum product used as fuel in large vehicles, such as trucks and buses

different adjective : not the same

difficult adjective : requiring much effort to do, understand, or handle; not easy

dignified adjective : having a serious style or manner that draws respect from others

dim adjective : not giving off much light

dire adjective : terribly bad

disappointed adjective : feeling sad or let down because someone or something has not fulfilled your hopes or expectations

disapproving adjective : not accepting; not in agreement with

discouraged adjective : not feeling hopeful

disgusted adjective : feeling a strong sense of dislike, distaste, or nausea in response to something offensive or unpleasant

disgusting adjective : tending to repel and sicken people

dismal adjective : gloomy; dreary

dismissive adjective : having or showing a lack of interest or respect

disorderly adjective : untidy, disorganized, or out of control

disoriented adjective : lost or confused

disrespectful adjective : showing a lack of courtesy or respect

distant adjective : far away; separated by a large gap in space or time

distinct adjective : different; not the same

distinctive adjective : having a quality or characteristic that is different and notable

distinguished adjective : well-known because of excellence

distorted adjective : changed so it no longer looks accurate; twisted or pulled out of shape

distracted adjective : unfocused or unable to pay attention to something

distressed adjective : caused to feel extreme sorrow, anxiety, or pain

disturbing adjective : bad or troubling

diurnal adjective : active during the daytime

diverse adjective : different or distinct from one another; made up of different or distinct people or things

divine adjective : having to do with, coming from, or in praise of a deity; extremely good

divisible adjective : able to be divided without having a remainder

dizzy adjective : feeling as though one is spinning and losing one's balance

docile adjective : peasceful; not aggressive

doleful adjective : feeling or showing great sadness and sorrow

domestic adjective : related to one's family, the running of a home, or one's country

domesticated adjective : of or relating to plants or animals that are raised for human use

dominant adjective : relating to a gene carrying a stronger trait that overrides a recessive trait

dominant adjective : being more important, effective, or powerful than others

dormant adjective : inactive but able to become active again

double adjective : two of something similar or alike

downhearted adjective : sad or disappointed

drab adjective : without brightness or liveliness

dramatic adjective : full of action or emotion; exciting and interesting

dreadful adjective : terrible; awful

dreary adjective : dull, bleak, or depressing

drooping adjective : hanging or bending down limply

drowsy adjective : sleepy

due adjective : expected or required at a certain time

dumb adjective : not using common sense

duped adjective : tricked

durable adjective : sturdy and able to last for a long time

dynamic adjective : having or displaying a lot of energy, ideas, or enthusiasm; powerful

 

deafening adjective : very loud; able to make deaf

deciduous adjective : having leaves that drop off in the fall and grow back in the spring

decrepit adjective : broken down and weakened by old age or wear

delectable adjective : delicious; tasty

detrimental adjective : harmful or destructive

dexterous adjective : able to make compex movements gracefully

digital adjective : using information stored as a series of ones and zeros for computers to read; showing information in a row of numbers rather than as hands on a dial

digitized adjective : converted into a digital format that uses only ones and zeros

dimensional adjective : having dimensions, including length, width, height, and sometimes other measurements, such as time

diminutive adjective : very small