de-

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishde-de- /diː, dɪ/ prefix 1 XXshows an opposite deindustrialization (=becoming less industrial)2 XXshows that something is removed Debone the fish (=remove its bones). The king was dethroned (=removed from power).3 XXshows that something is reduced The government have devalued the currency.Examples from the Corpusde-• a depopulated areaDEDEthe written abbreviation of DelawareOrigin de- Old French Latin de- “from, down, away” and Latin dis- “apart”

单词	de-
释义	de- From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishde-de- /diː, dɪ/ prefix 1 XXshows an opposite deindustrialization (=becoming less industrial)2 XXshows that something is removed Debone the fish (=remove its bones). The king was dethroned (=removed from power).3 XXshows that something is reduced The government have devalued the currency.Examples from the Corpusde-• a depopulated areaDEDEthe written abbreviation of DelawareOrigin de- Old French Latin de- “from, down, away” and Latin dis- “apart”
随便看	close run close scrutiny close season close set close set eyes close something with/by etc close something ↔ off close something ↔ out close that's close close thats close close the book on close the book on something close the curtains close the door on close the stable door after the horse has bolted close ties close to death etc close to death/tears/despair etc close to despair etc close to doing close to doing something close to heart close to home close to tears etc close to the bone