grammar-D

teadamage is an uncount noun, like "technology". but different kinds of damages . Damage can also mean the money paid for damages.
do: love me do, = love me, do love me.

dichotomy: 1st split, divisioin, diference in opinion. 2nd discrepancy
dangel: to hang loosely
devotee信徒
doubtless = without doubt


in the distance: not far away

dictate: the teacher dictates =the teacher asks students to write the things he says
drill : not practice

dinner may not be the same as supper. dinner means the most important meal on that day, but supper is the food taken in the evening
diciplined vs disciplinary: police are the disciplined forces, but organisations have their disciplinary committee
dissemination : information dissemination
display: courage


dereliction:Neglect; omission, as of obligation or duty.
 疏忽；怠職。

devise: To imagine; scheme; contrive; concoct.
 想出；策畫；籌畫；圖謀。
 例句： He tried to devise a foolproof plan for getting rid of termites.
  他試著設計一種萬無一失的驅除白蟻的方法。


Dangling modifier:In grammar, a dangling modifier (also called a dangling participle)attaches itself to a word different from the one the writer apparently meant. It may be intended to modify the subject of a sentence, but due to word order seems to modify an object instead. e.g . Walking down Main Street (no subject), the trees were beautiful.
古德明推介陸谷孫的<英華大詞典>. 雖有抄襲成份, 但例句和字彙夠多.
Washington, DC 的DC解district of columbia
Department前要加the
divorced=married in the past but not now married