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DP in Japanese

DP in Japanese is DP, ダイパ — DP means display picture: the small profile photo shown beside your name on a messaging app or social network.

DP in Japanese

DP
proper noun
(fandom slang) Initialism of w:Pokémon Diamond and Pearl.
ダイパ
proper noun
Pronounced: daipa
(fandom slang) Initialism of w:Pokémon Diamond and Pearl.

What does "DP" mean?

  1. abbreviation Display picture: the small profile photo shown beside your name on a messaging app or social network.
    "Nice DP, is that from the wedding?"
  2. abbreviation Dynamic programming: a method in computing and mathematics that solves a large problem by breaking it into overlapping smaller problems and storing each result so it is only worked out once.
    "The interview question is a classic DP problem."
  3. abbreviation In baseball, a double play: a single defensive sequence that puts out two runners.
    "They turned a DP to end the inning."
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DP in a sentence

  • Nice DP, is that from the wedding?
  • He changed his DP to a picture of his dog.
  • The interview question is a classic DP problem.
  • You can solve it with recursion, but DP brings it down to linear time.

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What is "DP" in Japanese?

"DP" in Japanese is DP, ダイパ. DP means: Display picture: the small profile photo shown beside your name on a messaging app or social network.

How do you use "DP" in a sentence?

Example: "Nice DP, is that from the wedding?" In Japanese, "DP" is DP, ダイパ.

Are there other ways to say "DP" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "DP": DP, ダイパ.

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