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- disposal Word C1 Disposal is the act or process of getting rid of something, especially waste.
- dispose Word C1 To dispose of something is to get rid of it, especially by throwing it away or dealing with it properly.
- disposition Word C1 A disposition is a person’s usual mood or natural tendency to think and act in certain ways.
- dispute Word C1 A dispute is an argument or disagreement, especially one that lasts and involves strong opposing views.
- disrupt Word C1 To disrupt something is to interrupt its normal progress or operation.
- disruption Word C1 A disruption is an interruption that stops something from continuing normally.
- dissent Word Dissent is the expression of opinions that are different from those officially accepted or widely held.
- dissolve Word C1 To dissolve means to make something become part of a liquid or to end something so it no longer exists as a separate gr…
- distinction Word C1 A distinction is a clear difference between two or more things.
- distinctive Word C1 Distinctive means clearly different from others and easy to recognize.
- distort Word C1 To distort means to change something from its true or natural shape, sound, or meaning so it becomes inaccurate or misl…
- distress Word C1 Distress is a state of great anxiety, pain, or suffering.
- disturbing Word C1 Causing worry, shock, or upset because something seems wrong or harmful.
- diversity Word B2 Diversity is the presence of many different kinds of people, ideas, or things within a group or place.
- divert Word C1 To divert means to redirect something or someone away from its original course or purpose.
- divine Word C1 Divine means connected with a god or with religious worship.
- do a course Collocation to take and complete a class or training program, often with regular study and assignments
- do a job Collocation to perform a task or piece of work; to complete work that needs to be done
- do a project Collocation to work on and complete a planned piece of work or assignment, often for school or work
- do a runner Idiom B2 To do a runner means to leave suddenly or secretly, especially to avoid paying or taking responsibility.