din
din (din)
noun
Etymology: ME dine < OE dyne, akin to ON dynr < IE base *dhwen-, *dhun-, to sound, boom > Sans dhvani-, sound, noise, word
transitive verb dinned, dinning din′·ning
- to beset with a din
- to repeat insistently or noisily to din an idea into someone's ears
intransitive verb
DIN (din)
noun
- an association in Germany that sets manufacturing standards, esp. for electronic equipment and photographic film
- any of these standards or a set of such standards
Etymology: D(eutsche) I(ndustrie) N(ormenausschuss)
adjective
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