Russian tourists.
The couple arrived at the resort. They move into the room.
Wife sees the mouse and starts yelling, "Ah-ah-ah-ah! Mouse! Contact reception, you better know English, and I - full zero."
Husband calls (in English):
- Hеllo.
- Hеllo.
- Do you know "Tom and Jerry"?
- Yes, I do.
- So... Jerry is here.
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DISCRETE adj. Individually distinct; separate, discontinuous. discreteness n. [latin: related to *discern]
DISFAVOR (brit. Disfavour) —n. - disapproval or dislike. - being disliked. —v. Regard or treat with disfavour.
DISGORGE v. (-ging) 1 eject from the throat. - pour forth. disgorgement n.
DISGRACE —n. - shame; ignominy. - shameful or very bad person or thing (bus service is a disgrace). —v. (-cing) 1 bring shame or discredit on. - dismiss from a position of honour or favour. in disgrace out of favour. [latin: related to *dis-, *grace]
DISGUISE —v. (-sing) 1 conceal the identity of; make unrecognizable. - conceal (disguised my anger). —n. - a costume, make-up, etc., used to disguise. B action, manner, etc., used to deceive. - disguised state. - practice of disguising. [french: related to *dis-]
DISHONOR (brit. Dishonour) —n. - loss of honour or respect; disgrace. - thing causing this. —v. - disgrace (dishonoured his name). - refuse to accept or pay (a cheque etc.).
DISINTER v. (-rr-) dig up (esp. A corpse). disinterment n.
DISJOINT v. - take apart at the joints. - (as disjointed adj.) Incoherent; disconnected. - disturb the working of; disrupt.
DISKETTE n. Computing = *floppy n.
DISLODGE v. (-ging) disturb or move. dislodgement n.
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