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'd.' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

actually - any time - anyway - bath - better - breathe - care - certainly - chord - clothes - cut - deny - desert - especially - eventually - experience - fine - first - give - go - guess - half - have - have got - hear - him - if - involved - kind - latter - like - lot - most - now - object - outside - over - point - prefer - rather - read - regret - relieve - so - south - such - suppose - that - that - there

Forum discussions with the word(s) "d." in the title:

-ed followed by a consonant (Is it really possible to hear the d sound?) - English Only forum
... because I'd forgotten where I (had?) parked it - English Only forum
"... I have If I'd ..." - English Only forum
...destroying the peace they'd found in life - English Only forum
.If it was my mother’s birthday tomorrow, I’d cook dinner for her - English Only forum
'... if I have enough money, I'd probably buy ... ' - English Only forum
''Let me give > I'd like to give > I am giving > I give" - English Only forum
'Appen yer’d better ’ave this key - English Only forum
'Cause I saw the end before we'd begun - English Only forum
'd = would or had - English Only forum
"'d rather A than B" - English Only forum
'd, what is it? - English Only forum
'D.A.' vs 'Defence Attorney' - English Only forum
'Good girl' sounds like 'Goog-girl' and 'Good man' sounds like 'Goom-man'. (d+Consonant) in british English when It's colloquial. - English Only forum
'He’d been given the eye and he’d cocked a deaf ’un but now he was listening.' (UK) - English Only forum
'I'd love being able to' or 'I'd love to be able to'? - English Only forum
'I'd rather not' - where do i put 'really'? - English Only forum
'I'd sooner buy' defying gravity. - English Only forum
'round me roll'd - English Only forum
'TH' sound after 'T' or 'D' - English Only forum
‘But there’s not many that’d say so nowadays. - English Only forum
‘You’d wonder - English Only forum
“They'd paint me out <to be> bad” - English Only forum
“What way’d they be for road out there?” (Irish) - English Only forum
(1/2), (a/b) I'd like to know which sentence is the best choice. - English Only forum
(BrE) Ending D and T - English Only forum
(Since,As) it is snowing today, you’d better walk to school. - English Only forum
[Conditional] If you'd, we'd... ? - English Only forum
[The categories / In the categories] are A, B, C, and D. - English Only forum
[the] Washington D.C. - English Only forum
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