dee in French
dee in French is dé — dee means a unisex first name, typically short for a longer name starting with D, such as Deborah or Dennis.
dee in French
dé
The name of the Latin-script letter D/d.
What does "dee" mean?
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name A unisex first name, typically short for a longer name starting with D, such as Deborah or Dennis.
"Everyone at work just calls her Dee."
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name The name of several rivers in the UK and Ireland, including one in Scotland and one flowing between Wales and England.
"They went salmon fishing on the River Dee."
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noun The letter D.
"He wrote a big capital dee at the top of the page."
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noun Informal British slang for a police detective.
"A couple of dees showed up asking questions about the burglary."
dee in a sentence
- Everyone at work just calls her Dee.
- They went salmon fishing on the River Dee.
- He wrote a big capital dee at the top of the page.
- A couple of dees showed up asking questions about the burglary.
Common French translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "dee" in French?
"dee" in French is dé. dee means: A unisex first name, typically short for a longer name starting with D, such as Deborah or Dennis.
How do you use "dee" in a sentence?
Example: "Everyone at work just calls her Dee." In French, "dee" is dé.
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