What is de translated into English?

"De" is a Dutch word that can be translated into English in many ways depending on the context. Here are some possibilities:

As a definite article:

* The (e.g., "De man" translates to "The man")

As a preposition:

* Of (e.g., "De kleur van de muur" translates to "The color of the wall")

* From (e.g., "De trein komt uit Amsterdam" translates to "The train comes from Amsterdam")

* With (e.g., "De man met de hoed" translates to "The man with the hat")

* By (e.g., "De brief is geschreven door mijn vader" translates to "The letter is written by my father")

As a possessive adjective:

* His (e.g., "De auto is van hem" translates to "The car is his")

* Her (e.g., "De tas is van haar" translates to "The bag is hers")

* Its (e.g., "De hond likt zijn poot" translates to "The dog licks its paw")

As a part of a compound word:

* The (e.g., "De Verenigde Staten" translates to "The United States")

Without a specific context, it's impossible to give a precise translation.

Please provide me with the full sentence or phrase containing "de" so I can give you a more accurate translation.