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diamond British & World English

a precious stone consisting of a clear and colourless crystalline form of pure carbon, the hardest naturally occurring substance

Diamond, Neil British & World English

(1941-), US pop songwriter and singer. Among his many hits are “Cherry, Cherry” (1966), “Sweet Caroline” (1969) “You Don’t Bring Me Flowers” (1978, a duet with Barbra Streisand), and “Hello Again” (1980)

diamond-cut British & World English

cut with facets like a diamond

blood diamond British & World English

another term for conflict diamond.

diamond-bird British & World English

a pardalote, which typically has rows of small white spots on the dark parts of its plumage

Diamond Head British & World English

an extinct volcano overlooking the port of Honolulu on the Hawaiian island of Oahu

diamond plate British & World English

a diamond-shaped design that is stamped into metal to give it industrial strength

Diamond State British & World English

informal name for the state of Delaware.

rose diamond British & World English

a hemispherical diamond with the curved part cut in triangular facets

diamond jubilee British & World English

the sixtieth anniversary of a notable event, especially a sovereign’s accession or the foundation of an organization

diamond python British & World English

a carpet python of a race occurring in the coastal areas of New South Wales

diamond wedding British & World English

the sixtieth anniversary of a wedding

diamond willow British & World English

a willow tree with diamond-shaped depressions on the trunk as a result of fungal attack, resulting in timber with a diamond-shaped pattern of pale sapwood and darker heartwood

conflict diamond British & World English

(in Africa) a rough diamond traded illicitly to finance an armed struggle

industrial diamond British & World English

a small diamond, not of gem quality, used in abrasives and in cutting and drilling tools

diamond cut diamond in diamond British & World English

used to describe a situation in which a sharp-witted person meets their match

diamond rattlesnake British & World English

another term for diamondback111.

a diamond in diamond British & World English

an excellent or very special person or thing

diamond English-French

diamant m

diamond English-Italian

diamante m, brillante m

diamond English-Spanish

diamante

rough diamond English-German

ungehobelter, aber guter Mensch

diamond jubilee English-Italian

sessantesimo anniversario

a diamond ring in ring English-French

une bague de diamants