"De Gracht" might be a last name (It's capitalized).
"de gracht" (as a noun) means one of three things, which are all related: "the moat", "the canal" or "the city canal"
Moat is meant when Dutch talk about the historic things around castles.
Canal is uncommon, since that is translated in Dutch as "vaart" or "kanaal." That are the (smaller-than-rivers) waterways that are not confined to one place.
The most contemporary and most used meaning in Dutch is "city-canal," a canal that lies around a city. They evolved to this from moats.
Het huis aan de gracht - 1974 TV is rated/received certificates of: Netherlands:AL
The cast of Heren aan de gracht - 2004 includes: Oscar Janssen Ale van Dyk as himself
The cast of De Zwoele Gracht - 2005 includes: Suzanne Blonk as Herself - Host Fleur Bok as Herself - Host Wilson Boldewijn as Himself - Host Ricky Koole as Herself - Guest Rachid Larouz as Himself - Guest Bart Nooitgedagt as Himself - Guest Daan Schuurmans as Himself - Guest Marien van der Kooij as Himself - Host
From the french Word "de luxe" meaning of luxury.
De is a preposition meaning of. It can also mean from, about, with, and as.
A word with no meaning like "de-fusion" cannot be defined.
Denude
Hombres de negocios.
el de arriba
"de" is not a root word. It is a prefix meaning "to undo" To debunk a theory is to undo it, to prove it false.
The word "de" is used in Spanish, Portuguese, and French as a preposition meaning "of" or "from".
Prinsen (Prince) gracht (canal) -- It means 'The Prince's Canal'