DC
- noun
- /diː siː/
- Next week I am in Washington, DC for four days.
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Watch on YouTubePlease take a look at DC's Teacher of the Year.
- Please take a look at DC's Teacher of the Year.
- And he wasn't in Washington, DC, and it was via Twitter.
- But other cities, Washington, DC is actually thriving.
- I ran into him, I believe, in Washington, DC with Steve Forbes.
- Well, Matt Cheney, he's in DC Matt Cheney started two shows.
- So she goes down to Washington, DC and takes up residence there.
- Why is that system in Washington, DC going after Trump?
- Good morning, Washington, DC We are here in the two can.
- Clinton, back home from an internship in Washington, DC, found her way there.
- That's Bernie Sanders, Vermont, Washington, DC, or or New York State.
- He has said come to DC will be wild.
Examples
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I am planning a trip to DC to see the national monuments.
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So she goes down to Washington, DC and takes up residence there.
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I sent them to Washington DC with questions of their own.
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And Bob grew up in Washington, DC And Bob loves the music.
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Why is that system in Washington, DC going after Trump?
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But other cities, Washington, DC is actually thriving.
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I ran into him, I believe, in Washington, DC with Steve Forbes.
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We can see Washington, DC area much bluer than it had been.
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I'm calling from Washington, DC and I'm a Patreon subscriber.
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Washington, DC is known for its rich history and political significance.
Synonyms
The capital city of the United States in the District of Columbia
A district of the United States that contains the capital city Washington
The capital city of the United States where the national government is based
A federal area in the eastern United States that contains the city Washington and is the nation's capital
Compounds
- Specialized
A motor that runs on direct current and keeps a steady speed when load changes
- Specialized
A direct current motor whose parts are connected in parallel to keep a steady speed when the load changes
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word DC is short for District of Columbia, where District means 'an area' and Columbia is a poetic name for 'America', so DC refers to the special federal area that contains the US capital.