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Definition of dur in English: dur(also der) exclamationdəːdər British informal Used to comment on a foolish or stupid action, especially someone else's. Example sentencesExamples - The waitress gave me a look that said 'Der!' and left before I could thank her.
- If you want to see the sunset from your hotel, then of course you must say on the western side of the island. Der.
- The fact that they won't pay NHS doctors and nurses enough means that the NHS has spent 2.5 bn on - dur!
- In your 'Animals dive in' feature you state that a domestic cat can hold its breath under water for 30 seconds. Well der! Moggies can't even swim!
- People say things, and may mean something else. Some of you reading this may think "dur, yeah, what's so strange about that?"
- That was Monday; today is Wednesday. Dur.
- And so, armed with the knowledge that all these people I know are reading the site on a regular basis, does it affect what I write? Well dur!
Definition of dur in US English: dur(also der) exclamationdərdər British informal Used to comment on a foolish or stupid action, especially someone else's. Example sentencesExamples - In your 'Animals dive in' feature you state that a domestic cat can hold its breath under water for 30 seconds. Well der! Moggies can't even swim!
- People say things, and may mean something else. Some of you reading this may think "dur, yeah, what's so strange about that?"
- And so, armed with the knowledge that all these people I know are reading the site on a regular basis, does it affect what I write? Well dur!
- The fact that they won't pay NHS doctors and nurses enough means that the NHS has spent 2.5 bn on - dur!
- That was Monday; today is Wednesday. Dur.
- The waitress gave me a look that said 'Der!' and left before I could thank her.
- If you want to see the sunset from your hotel, then of course you must say on the western side of the island. Der.
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