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26 个词条dag
noun土里土气的人（亲昵）
A person who is unfashionable or a bit awkward, usually said affectionately.
He's a bit of a dag, but everyone likes him.
他有点土气，但大家都喜欢他。damper
noun丹波面包（营火烤饼）
A simple traditional bread made from flour and water, often baked in campfire coals.
We cooked damper on the campfire.
我们在营火上烤了丹波面包。deadly
adjective超棒的（原住民英语）
An Aboriginal English term often meaning excellent or impressive.
The festival featured some deadly local artists.
节日上有几位超棒的本地艺术家。declare
verb申报
To tell customs or biosecurity officers about goods you are bringing into the country.
Declare all food when you arrive at the airport.
抵达机场时申报所有食品。defo
adverb肯定（口语）
Definitely (informal).
I'm defo coming to the party.
我肯定会去派对。demerit points
noun驾照扣分
Penalty points added to your driving record for traffic offences; too many can lead to losing your licence.
Speeding in a school zone can cost you demerit points.
在学校区域超速可能会被扣分。
内政部
The federal government department responsible for immigration, citizenship and border security.
The Department of Home Affairs processes visa applications.
内政部负责处理签证申请。流浪汉（贬义，冒犯）
A derogatory informal word for a homeless or destitute person; considered offensive.
Calling someone a derro is considered offensive.
把别人叫作“derro”是冒犯性的。DIDO
noun开车往返的偏远工作
Drive-in drive-out work with travel to a remote site.
The project uses a DIDO roster.
该项目采用开车往返的排班。dilly-dally
verb磨蹭
To waste time or be slow to act.
Stop dilly-dallying or we'll miss the bus.
别磨蹭了，不然赶不上公交车。dinkum
adjective真正的，诚实的
Genuine, honest or true; often used in the phrase "fair dinkum".
He's a dinkum Aussie bloke.
他是个地地道道的澳洲汉子。direct debit
noun直接扣款，自动扣账
An arrangement that lets a company take regular payments from your bank account.
My gym fees are paid by direct debit every fortnight.
我的健身房费用每两周自动扣款。残疾人停车许可
A permit that allows people with mobility needs to use accessible parking spaces.
Only cars with a disability parking permit can use that space.
只有持残疾人停车许可的车才能停那个车位。断供通知
A warning that a service will be cut off if a bill is not paid.
Contact the retailer as soon as you receive a disconnection notice.
一收到断供通知就联系零售商。dishonour fee
noun扣款失败手续费
A fee charged when a payment fails because there is not enough money in the account.
The direct debit failed and I was charged a dishonour fee.
自动扣款失败，我被收了扣款失败手续费。拒绝来电登记
A free government register that reduces telemarketing calls to your number.
Add your mobile to the Do Not Call Register.
把你的手机号加入拒绝来电登记。
dob
verb告发
To report someone to an authority, often informally.
Don't dob me in for being late.
别告发我迟到。dob in
phrasal verb告发某人
To report someone for wrongdoing.
The student decided to dob in the bully.
那个学生决定举报欺负人的同学。dodgy
adjective可疑的，靠不住的
Unreliable, suspicious, or of poor quality.
That second-hand charger looks dodgy.
那个二手充电器看起来不太靠谱。dog's eye
noun肉派（押韵俚语）
Rhyming slang for a meat pie.
Grab us a dog's eye from the bakery.
去面包店给我买个肉派。donga
noun可移动板房
A transportable building used as accommodation or a site office, especially in remote work settings.
Workers stayed in dongas near the mine.
工人们住在矿区附近的板房里。drink driving
noun酒后驾驶
Driving with more alcohol in your blood than the legal limit (zero for learner and provisional drivers).
Drink driving can lead to losing your licence.
酒后驾驶可能导致吊销驾照。driving test
noun驾驶路考
A practical test of your driving skills, needed to get a licence.
She passed her driving test on the first try.
她第一次就通过了路考。笨蛋
An informal insult for a foolish or stupid person.
Don't be a drongo, wear your seatbelt.
别犯傻，系好安全带。dunny
noun厕所
Toilet or outdoor toilet.
Is there a dunny near the campsite?
营地附近有厕所吗？