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21Dis... — dis...1, Dis...1 〈Vorsilbe; in Zus.〉 auseinander..., weg... [lat.] dis...2, Dis...2 〈Vorsilbe; in Zus.〉 zweimal, doppelt [grch.] * * * dis... [lateinisch »auseinander«, »entzwei«, »fort...«, »weg...«, »un...«], vor f angeglichen zu dif... (z. B …
22dis- — pref. Indicativo de separação, negação ou diminuição (ex.: dissemelhança). ‣ Etimologia: prefixo latino dis dis pref. Exprime a noção de duas vezes. ‣ Etimologia: prefixo grego dís dis pref. Exprime a noção de perturbação ou dificuldade (ex …
23dis- — [dis; ] in some words [, diz] [< ME or OFr or L; OFr des < L dis < IE * dis (< * dwis , twice, in two < base * dwi : see BI 1) > OE te , OHG zi , Goth dis ] prefix 1. forming verbs a) away, apart [dismiss, disperse] b) to… …
24dis- — [dıs] prefix [: Old French; Origin: des , from Latin dis , from dis apart ] 1.) shows an opposite or negative ▪ I disapprove (=do not approve) ▪ dishonesty (=lack of honesty) 2.) [in verbs] shows the stopping or removing of a condition ▪… …
25Dis — Dis, prop. n. [L.] The god Pluto, god of the underworld; also called {Dis Pater}. Shak. [1913 Webster] …
26dis- — 1 a Latin prefix meaning apart, asunder, away, utterly, or having a privative, negative, or reversing force (see de , un 2); used freely, esp. with these latter senses, as an English formative: disability; disaffirm; disbar; disbelief;… …
27dis- (1) — {{hw}}{{dis (1)}{{/hw}}pref. : esprime valore negativo (disamore, disattento, discontinuo, diseducare, disonore) o indica separazione (disgiungere, distrarre). dis (2) {{hw}}{{dis (2)}{{/hw}}pref. : indica in parole composte spec. della… …
28dis- — 1 [dal lat. dis ]. Pref. verbale e nominale che indica separazione (per es., disgiungere ), dispersione (per es., discutere, propr. scuotere in diverse parti ) e più spesso rovescia il senso buono o positivo della parola a cui si prefigge (per… …
29dis... — dis..., Dis... <aus gleichbed. lat. dis , eigtl. »entzwei«> vor f zu dif..., Dif... angeglichen, gelegentlich zu di..., Di... gekürzt: Präfix mit der Bedeutung »zwischen, auseinander, hinweg« u. mit verneinendem Sinn, z. B. dispers,… …
30dis — UK [dɪs] / US or diss UK / US verb [transitive] Word forms dis : present tense I/you/we/they dis he/she/it disses present participle dissing past tense dissed past participle dissed informal to treat or speak to someone in a way that does not… …
