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din

[din] / dɪn /


Example Sentences

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Together, “din” refers to a cooking vessel, while “tai fung” combines the characters for “peace” and “abundance.”

From New York Times

They also like to share ideas, batting possibilities and pitches back and forth, exploring ideas that might have a chance of rising above the din.

From New York Times

It is a question which Labour, a party forged in the din of Scotland's industrial revolution, has tussled with since its creation.

From BBC

Elie Mystal of The Nation defended the students: “Everybody has the right to speak; nobody has the right to be heard over the din of the crowd.”

From New York Times

She said the din of fighting was constant.

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