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Definition of DA - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: Department of AgricultureRare government body focused on agriculture and farmingRare
- The DA supports local farmers with resources.
2.
acr: district attorneyRare lawyer who represents the government in a districtRare
- The DA presented strong evidence in the criminal case.
3.
acr: Department of the ArmyRare part of the US military focused on land operationsRare
- The DA manages army resources and personnel.
4.
acr: Democratic AllianceRare political party in South AfricaRare
- The DA won many seats in the South African parliament.
5.
acr: Doctor of ArtsTECH. degree for advanced study in artsTECH.
- He earned a DA in music.
6.
acr: devolved administrationRare regional government with powers from central authorityRare
- The DA manages education in the region.
7.
acr: Developmental ApraxiaTECH. speech disorder making it hard to say words correctlyTECH.
- The child was diagnosed with DA by the therapist.
Expressions with DA
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Origin of DA
Italian da (from)
Terms with DA included in their meaning
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acr: Da-Jiang Innovations
company that makes drones and camera technology
music
musician who plays the viola da gamba
art
resembling or characteristic of the works of Leonardo da Vinci
innovation
inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's innovations
inhabitant
person from Tristan da Cunha
geography
related to Tristan da Cunha or its people
Examples of DA in a sentence
Farmers rely on the DA for guidance. The DA announced new charges against the suspect. She worked closely with the DA on the investigation. The DA oversees training programs for soldiers. Budget allocations are determined by the DA. The DA has been gaining popularity in urban areas.
Many young voters are showing support for the DA. She pursued a DA to deepen her understanding of literature. The university offers a DA program in visual arts. The DA oversees healthcare in the area. Funding for schools is allocated by the DA. DA affects the child's ability to form words. Speech therapy can help children with DA.
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- French:ministère de l'Agriculture, procureur de district, ...
- German:Landwirtschaftsministerium, Staatsanwalt, ...
- Italian:Dipartimento dell'Agricoltura, DA, ...
- Spanish:MAG, Fiscal del distrito, ...
- Portuguese:DGADR, procurador distrital, ...
- Chinese:农业部, 地区检察官, ...
- Japanese:農水省, 地方検事, ...
- Arabic:وِزَارَة الزِّرَاعَة, مُدَّعٍ عامّ, ...
- Hebrew:מִשְׂרָד הַחֲקָלָאוּת, פְּרַקְלִיט מְחוֹזִי, ...
- Russian:Министерство сельского хозяйства, окружной прокурор, ...
- Ukrainian:Мінагрополітики, окружний прокурор, ...
- Hindi:कृषि विभाग, जिला अटॉर्नी, ...
Definition of da - Reverso English Dictionary
Other
1.
- Da, I agree with you.
2.
familyRare UK father in certain regions like IrelandRare UK
- He went fishing with his da.
3.
- Da, listen to me for a moment.
4.
- Da, I can't believe it!
5.
musicTECH. syllable used in music for rhythmTECH.
- The song went 'da da da' in the chorus.
Expressions with da
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Italian Renaissance artist and scientist
Da Vinci painted the famous Mona Lisa.
used to present something impressive or surprising
Ta-da! Here's the cake I baked.
pretentious or snobbish in manner or style
She gave a la-de-da speech at the gala.
something extremely good or impressive
Her new song is da bomb.
dismisses something as unimportant or trivial
La-di-da, it's just a small scratch, nothing serious.
Brazilian leader, president in 2003–2010 and from 2023, Workers’ Party founder
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva returned to office after winning the 2022 election.
largest island in the remote South Atlantic island group
The population of Tristan da Cunha lives on the main island.
interjection showing tiredness, amazement or release of tension
Uff da, that climb was harder than I expected!
in music, repeat from the beginning
The conductor signaled to play da capo.
alto oboe, predecessor of the English horn
He played a piece on the oboe da caccia.
string instrument from the viol family
The musician played a beautiful piece on the viola da gamba.
expresses mockery of something pretentious or fancy
Oh, you have a personal chef? La-dee-da!
string instrument played on the shoulder
The musician played a beautiful piece on the viola da braccio.
public ceremony of the Spanish Inquisition where heretics were punished
The auto-da-fé was a feared event in medieval Spain.
Origin of da
Italian, da (from, by)
Examples of da in a sentence
Da, we should proceed with the plan. His da taught him how to ride a bike. She called her da to share the good news. Da, could you pass the salt? Da, I need your help with this. Da, you actually did it!
Da, who would have thought? The instructor tapped the rhythm with 'da' sounds. Each 'da' marked a beat in the exercise.
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- French:oui, papa, ...
- German:Ja, genau, Vater, ...
- Italian:sì, papà, ...
- Spanish:sí, papá, ...
- Portuguese:sim, pai, ...
- Chinese:是的, 爸爸, ...
- Japanese:そうだね, 父親, ...
- Arabic:نَعَم, أَب, ...
- Hebrew:כֵּן, אָב, ...
- Russian:да, папа, ...
- Ukrainian:так, тато, ...
- Hindi:हाँ, पिता, ...
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