disc Idiom, Proverb

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discombobulate

upset, excite, agitate That whistle discombobulates my dog. He barks and howls.

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discretion is the better part of valor

"be sensible when you are brave; be courageous but not reckless" In all your battles, be brave but not foolish. Discretion is the better part of valor.

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round robin (meeting or discussion)

a meeting or discussion in which each person in a group takes part We had a round robin panel discussion on what we could do to help save the environment.

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black gangster disciple

a Chicago based street gang, founded in the late 60, early 70s many experts feel that they are the for-runner to the Crips. Although the BGD's often wear blue, it's not mandatory. The major way to tell members of this gang is by the way they wear their caps with the brim cocked to the right

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dischuffed

displeased

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discharge from

send away or allow to leave使免除；使解脱；使离开
Since you were caught helping the thieves，I have no choice but to discharge you from my service．既然你被抓住助贼盗物，我就不得不将你开除了。
Her father was discharged from the hospital three weeks after the operation．他父亲手术后3个月就出院了。
discourage from try to prevent sb．from doing sth．by persuading him that it is not a good idea， or by making it seem difficult劝阻；使不敢
Father discouraged him from gambling．父亲劝他不要赌博。
Nothing can discourage him from attaining his goal．什么也不能阻止他去实现自己的目标。

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discriminate against

treat unfairly， as less important or worthy歧视
It is unjust and unlawful to discriminate against people of other races．歧视别的种族是不公正的，不合法的。
Laws do not discriminate against anyone．法律面前人人平等。
You have no right to discriminate against him．你没有权利歧视他。

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discriminate from

tell from； distinguish把…同…区分开来；辨别；区分
Some children can't discriminate good books from bad ones．一些孩子不能辨别好书和坏书。

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Discretion is the better part of valour

It is useless to take unnecessary risks.

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Discerning eye

If a person has a discerning eye, they are particularly good at judging the quality of something.

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discretion is the better part of valor|discretion|

literary When you are in danger or trouble, good sense helps more than foolish risks; it is better to be careful than to be foolishly brave. A proverb. When you are facing a man with a knife, discretion is the better part of valor.

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throw caution to the winds|caution|discretion|thro

v. phr. To be daring; make a bold or risky move. Hearing that Apaches were planning to start a war, the whites decided to throw caution to the winds and attack the Apaches first.

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at a discount

at a discount
At a lower than usual price; also, held in low esteem. For example, I'm holding off on buying a computer until I can get one at a discount, or Liberals are at a discount in the present administration. The first usage, mainly found in business and commerce, dates from about 1700. The figurative usage is about a century newer.

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discount

discount
see at a discount.

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discretion

discretion
In addition to the idiom beginning with discretion, also see throw caution to the winds.

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discussion

discussion
under discussion
being discussed