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de·le  (dl)
n.
A sign indicating that something is to be removed from printed or written matter.
tr.v. de·led, de·le·ing, de·les
1. To remove, especially from printed or written matter; delete.
2. To mark with a sign indicating deletion.

[Latin dl, second person sing. imperative of dlre, to delete.]

dele [ˈdiːlɪ]
n pl deles
(Communication Arts / Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) a sign (⌦) indicating that typeset matter is to be deleted Compare stet
vb deles, deleing, deled
(Communication Arts / Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) (tr) to mark (matter to be deleted) with a dele
[from Latin: delete (imperative), from dēlēre to destroy, obliterate; see delete]
Translations
dele
vtstreichen, tilgen (geh)
nDeleatur nt, → Deleaturzeichen nt


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Ford's attorney, Dele Adebamiji, said Friday that he talked to his client and that Ford claimed his innocence.
dele jegede mentions Nwoko's borrowing from Nok sculpture and Okeke's work with Igbo Uli painting and drawing as a manifestation of the "synthesis dictum embraced by the early Zaria students" (1983:47).
Chuev, Issledovanie operatsii v voennom dele, Voenizdat Publishers, Moscow, 1970.
 
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