DEKKER

Meaning of DEKKER in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈde-kər ]

biographical name

Thomas 1572?-?1632 English dramatist

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DEKKER — biographical name Thomas 1572?-?1632 English dramatist
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DEKKER — /dek"euhr/ , n. Thomas , 1572?-1632?, English dramatist. Also, Decker .
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DEKKER — Dekker BrE AmE ˈdek ə AmE \ - ə r
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DEKKER — Pronunciation: ' de-k ə r Function: biographical name Thomas 1572?-?1632 Eng. dram.
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