Concept:The given phonetic symbol represents the voiced consonant /d/ as heard in words like "dog," not the written letter "d" itself.Explanation:Option A: "handkerchief" is pronounced /ˈhæŋkətʃɪf/ — the letter "d" is silent.Option B: "passed" is pronounced /pɑːst/ — the "-ed" ending is pronounced as /t/, not /d/.Option C: "handsome" is pronounced /ˈhænsəm/ — the letter "d" is silent.Option D: "bride" is pronounced /braɪd/ — it clearly ends with the voiced /d/ sound.Therefore, the word that contains the /d/ sound is "bride."Answer:D. bride