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distraction
word B2A thing that prevents someone from giving full attention to something else.
↗distrait
word C2distracted or absent-minded, especially as a result of anxiety or worry
↗distribute
word B1to give, share, or deliver things out to several people or places
↗distribution
word B1the act or system of giving, delivering, or spreading things among people or places the act of sharing or delivering something to multiple people or places; the act of sharing or delivering something to multiple people or places
↗district
word B1an official area of a country, city, or organization a specific area of a country, city, or town, often with official boundaries
↗disturb
word A2to interrupt, bother, or make someone worried to interrupt or cause someone to stop what they are doing
↗dive
word B1a steep or headfirst leap into water; also a sharp downward movement to plunge headfirst into water or another substance; to plunge headfirst into water or another substance
↗diverge
word C1To separate and go in different directions; to differ or deviate.; to separate from a path, opinion, or standard to separate and go in different directions; to differ
↗divergence
word C1A difference or conflict between opinions, interests, or standards; the act of moving away in different directions.
↗divergent
word C1Tending to be different or develop in different directions; departing from convention.
↗diverse
word B1showing a great deal of variety; very different
↗diversification
word C1The process of a business or investor enlarging or varying its range of products or field of operation.
↗diversify
word A1to expand into varied fields or activities
↗diversion
word B2An alternative route for traffic when the usual road is closed.
↗diversity
word B2The state of being diverse; variety; a range of different things.
↗divest
word C1To rid oneself of something, especially by selling off investments or assets.
↗divide
word A2to separate something into parts or groups to separate into parts; to split or break apart to separate into parts or groups; to separate into parts; to split or break apart to separate into parts or groups
↗divide and conquer
phrasea method of tackling a massive task by breaking it down into smaller parts and assigning them to different people; A strategy of breaking complex challenges into manageable portions or causing division among opponents to gain superiority.
↗Divide the Spoils
idiomTo distribute profits, rewards, or benefits among participants after a successful joint venture
↗division
word B2a part of an organization, area, or group; the act of separating something the action of separating something into parts; or a large administrative unit
↗divorce
word B2the legal ending of a marriage; to legally end a marriage the legal ending of a marriage; to officially end a marriage
↗divulge
word C1To make known private or sensitive information.
↗dizzy
word A2having a sensation of spinning around and losing balance
↗do
word A1to perform an action; to carry out
↗Do as I Say and Not as I Do
proverbAn injunction demanding that others heed advice and rules while acknowledging one's own contradictory behavior.
↗Do as I Say, Not as I Do
proverbCommon variation advising individuals to obey instructions rather than imitate flawed personal practices.
↗do it now
phrase A2to perform an action immediately without postponement
↗do not force it
phrase A2do not push or try too hard if something is not working naturally
↗Do Not Kill the Part of You That Is Cringe, Kill the Part of You That Cringes
proverbDo not suppress your authentic, enthusiastic self out of fear of judgment; instead, eliminate your fear of embarrassment or self-doubt.
↗do not lose it
phrase A2keep this safe; do not misplace or lose something
↗Do Not Sit in Rome and Strive with the Pope
proverbDo not contest, argue, or clash with the dominant authority or decision-maker in their own territory or domain.
↗Do or Die
idiomA situation requiring supreme effort with no alternative except failure
↗Do Someone a Good Turn
idiomTo perform a helpful, generous, or kind act for another person
↗Do Something at the Drop of a Hat
idiomTo do something immediately without hesitation or prior planning
↗Do Something by the Seat of Your Pants
idiomTo manage a task using intuition and improvisation rather than a calculated plan
↗Do Unto Others as You Would Have Them Do Unto You
proverbTreat other people with the fairness, empathy, and respect that you expect to receive from them.
↗Do What I Say, Not What I Do
proverbAdvice given by someone acknowledging their own hypocritical behavior while urging obedience to their words.
↗Do without
phrasal verbTo manage, cope, or survive without having someone or something.
↗do you
phrase A1used to form present tense questions addressing the listener
↗do you have
phrase A1used to ask whether someone possesses something
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