Definition
Definition of DM - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
- She sent him a DM on Instagram.
2.
acr: dungeon masterRare person who leads a role-playing gameRare
- The DM created an exciting adventure for our role-playing game session.
3.
acr: diabetes mellitusTECH. disease where the body cannot control blood sugarTECH.
- DM requires regular blood sugar checks.
4.
acr: defensive midfielderTECH. player who defends and supports the midfieldTECH.
- The DM intercepted the ball and passed it forward.
5.
acr: Deutsche MarkDated the former currency of GermanyDated
- He exchanged euros for DM before visiting Germany.
Abbreviation
1.
abr: dextromethorphanTECH. US medicine used to stop coughingTECH. US
- DM is found in many cough syrups.
2.
abr: divemasterTECH. person trained to lead and assist scuba diversTECH.
- The DM checked our gear before the dive.
Examples of DM in a sentence
I received a DM from an old friend yesterday. Our DM created an epic storyline for us. As a DM, she kept the game exciting and unpredictable. DM can lead to serious complications. Many patients with DM need insulin therapy. The team's DM played a crucial role in the victory.
Our DM is known for his excellent tackling skills. The shopkeeper accepted DM for the vintage item. Tourists often exchanged their currency for DM. The pharmacist recommended DM for my cough. DM is listed as an active ingredient. The DM led us through the wreck. Ask the DM if you have questions.
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- French:MP, dextrométhorphane, ...
- German:DM, Hustenstiller, ...
- Italian:messaggio privato, DM, ...
- Spanish:MD, director de juego, ...
- Portuguese:DM, MJ, ...
- Chinese:私信, 右美沙芬, ...
- Japanese:DM, デキストロメトルファン, ...
- Arabic:رسالة خاصة, دواء السعال, ...
- Hebrew:דִי אֶם, דֶקְסְטְרוֹמֶתוֹרְפָן, ...
- Russian:ЛС, ДМ, ...
- Ukrainian:ПП, DM, ...
- Hindi:निजी संदेश, डेक्स्ट्रोमेथोर्फन, ...
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