Associations to the word «Dt»
Noun
- Uhf
- Exp
- Newscast
- Argonaut
- Equation
- Dm
- Wr
- Geo
- Simulcast
- Cos
- Caller
- Cbc
- Cy
- Rb
- Nd
- Integral
- Cb
- Eq
- Affiliate
- Calgary
- Cw
- Diffusion
- Fourier
- Edmonton
- Viscosity
- Kal
- Winnipeg
- Coefficient
- Nea
- Dl
- Cu
- Tt
- Velocity
- Euler
- Db
- Gu
- Dec
- Tb
- Lb
- Jg
- Ld
- Saskatchewan
- Fcc
- Dk
- Tensor
- Wichita
- Pbs
- Quebec
- Id
- Flux
- M1
- Trois
- Kitchener
- Tc
- Saturation
- Rough
- Oscillator
- Transmitter
- Bo
- Conductivity
- Rp
- Channel
- Constant
- Lang
- Da
- Lineman
- Israelites
- Ottawa
- Sm
- M2
- Momentum
- Derivative
- Mri
- Pk
- Dispersion
- Apostles
- Sn
- Gradient
- Lions
- Trajectory
- Adsorption
Adjective
Wiktionary
DT, noun. (law enforcement) detective, police detective
DT, noun. (education) design and technology
DT, noun. (aviation) dethermalizer
DT, noun. Digital television
DT, symbol. (metrology) Symbol for the decitesla, an SI unit of magnetic flux density equal to 10−1 teslas.
Wise words
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.