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English

Etymology
From L. directus, past participle of dirigere �straighten, direct�, from di- + regere �make straight, rule�.

Pronunciation
IPA|/dɪ�r�kt/, /�daɪ�r�kt/, /d���kt/
SAMPA|/dI"rEkt/, /%daI"rEkt/, /d3`"Ekt/
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:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-�kt|-�kt

Adjective
en-adj

1. Straight, constant, without interruption.

Verb
en-verb

1. To manage, control, steer.
2. To aim at.

#:They directed their fire towards the men on the wall.
#:He directed his question to the room in general.

Translations
trans-top|to manager, control, steer
Esperanto: gvidi
Hebrew: �נ�� (lenahel)
trans-mid
Russian: �п�авл��� (upravl'át')
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trans-top|to aim at
Hebrew: ����� (lekhaven)
trans-mid
Russian: нап�авл���/нап�ави�� (napravl'át'/naprávit'), на�елива��/на�ели�� (nacélivat'/nacélit')
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Derived terms
direct action
direct current
direct flight
direct initiative
direction
director
indirect

Related terms
adroit
dirge
dirigible
dress

Category:Positive words

Dutch

Adverb
direct

1. immediately

Synonyms
onmiddellijk
meteen
rechtstreeks

Category:Dutch adverbs

ar:direct
de:direct
es:direct
fa:direct
fr:direct
ko:direct
io:direct
id:direct
it:direct
ku:direct
hu:direct
nl:direct
ro:direct
ru:direct
fi:direct
ta:direct
te:direct
vi:direct
tr:direct
zh:direct

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