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101Dime (song) — Dime Eurovision Song Contest 2003 entry Country Spain Artist(s) Elisabeth Rodergas A …
102dime que no — no me lo vas a negar; es así ¿no?; ¿o acaso no es cierto?; cf. sí o no; dime que no: te gusta el Raúl , lo he venido diciendo desde siempre, dime que no, los gringos se quedaron para siempre en Irak , este gobierno de socialista tiene el puro… …
103dime novel — noun a melodramatic paperback novel • Syn: ↑penny dreadful • Hypernyms: ↑novel * * * ˈdime novel 7 [dime novel] noun ( …
104DÎME — n. f. Portion des grains, des vins, des fruits, etc., qui se payait à l’église, ou au seigneur du lieu, et qui en était ordinairement le dixième. Payer la dîme. Lever la dîme, les dîmes. Affermer les dîmes. La dîme des blés, du vin, etc …
105Dime Qué Te Pasó — Infobox Single Name = Dime Qué Te Pasó Artist = Wisin Yandel from Album = Released = 2008 Format = Recorded = 2008 Genre = Latin Pop, R B Length = 4:25 Writer = Juan Luis Morera Luna Llandel Veguilla Malavé Salazar Producer = Victor El Nasi Nesty …
106Dime (pièce de monnaie) — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Dime. Le 32e président américain, Franklin D. Roosevelt, est sur l une des faces du dime …
107dime — 1. noun a) A coin worth one tenth of a dollar. The physical coin is smaller than a penny. This car can turn on a dime. b) A coin worth one tenth of a Canadian dollar. Are you traveling on the companys dime? Syn: ten cent piece, grand 2 …
108dime — [dʌɪm] noun N. Amer. a ten cent coin. ↘informal a small amount of money. Phrases a dime a dozen informal very common and of little value. drop a (or the) dime on informal inform on. on a dime informal wit …
109dime store — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms dime store : singular dime store plural dime stores American a small shop that sells different types of cheap things …
110dime — n. US & Can. colloq. 1 a ten cent coin. 2 a small amount of money. Phrases and idioms: a dime a dozen very cheap or commonplace. dime novel a cheap popular novel. turn on a dime US colloq. make a sharp turn in a vehicle. Etymology: ME (orig. =… …
