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direct

adjective
/dəˈrekt/, /daɪˈrekt/
/dəˈrekt/, /daɪˈrekt/
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    journey/route旅程;路線

  1. going in the straightest line between two places without stopping or changing direction筆直的;徑直的;最近的
    • the most direct route最直接的路線
    • This door allows direct access from the kitchen to the garage.這門允許從廚房直接進入車庫。
    • a direct flight (= a flight that does not stop)直飛航班
    • There's a direct train to Leeds (= it may stop at other stations but you do not have to change trains).有一班直達利茲的火車。
    • a direct hit (= a hit that is accurate and does not touch something else first)直接命中
    opposite indirect
    Extra Examples
    • Isn't there a more direct route? 沒有更直接的路線嗎?
    • The direct way to the river would be through the park.去河邊的直路是穿過公園。
    • The most direct path to the summit is very steep and difficult.通往頂峰的最直接的道路非常陡峭和艱難。
    • There was an overnight stopover in Singapore, then a direct flight to Sydney.在新加坡停留了一夜,然後直飛悉尼。
    • Why is there is no direct bus from London Bridge to King's Cross?爲什麽沒有從倫敦橋到國王十字車站的直達巴士?
    • There's a direct train connecting the airport and the city.有一列直達火車連接機場和城市。
    • Although the city did not suffer a direct hit from the storm, there was extensive damage.雖然這座城市沒有受到風暴的直接襲擊,但卻遭到了廣泛的破壞。
    • The bombers scored direct hits on two supply ships.轟炸機直接命中兩艘補給船。
  2. nobody/nothing in between直接

  3. [usually before noun] happening or done without involving other people, actions, etc. in between直接的;親自的;親身的
    • She has been in direct contact with the prime minister.她一直與首相保持直接聯系。
    • Clinical depression is thought to have a direct link to brain chemistry.臨床抑鬱症被認爲與大腦化學有直接聯系。
    • There is a direct connection between these thwo phenomena. 這兩種現象之間有直接的聯系。
    • He died as a direct result of his employer's actions.他的死是他僱主行爲的直接結果。
    • a direct effect/consequence直接的影響/後果
    • Many farmers are developing direct access to consumers.許多農民正在發展與消費者的直接接觸。
    • He was cleared of any direct involvement in the case.他沒有直接卷入此案。
    • Participation in sport brings many benefits, both direct and indirect.參加體育運動會帶來許多直接和間接的好處。
    opposite indirect
    Extra Examples
    • You only get the disease through direct contact with contaminated blood.你只有通過直接接觸被污染的血液才會得病。
    • The two formats are so different, it's difficult to make a direct comparison.這兩種格式如此不同,很難直接比較。
    • the direct involvement of the artist at every stage of the production藝術家直接參與制作的每個階段
    • These studies show the direct effects of climate change.這些研究顯示了氣候變化的直接影響。
    • Her father died as a direct consequence of these laws.她的父親死於這些法律的直接後果。
    • The storms will have a direct impact on tourism in the region.暴風雨將對該地區的旅遊業産生直接影響。
    • Direct talks between the two sides began for the first time.雙方首次開始直接談判。
    • She has direct responsibility for all new trainees.她對所有新學員負有直接責任。
    • We are looking for somebody with direct experience of this type of work.我們在尋找對這種工作有過親身體驗的人。
    • The patient had suffered a direct blow to the head.病人頭部受到直接打擊。
  4. heat/light熱;光

  5. [only before noun] with nothing between something and the source of the heat or light直射的
    • The plant should not be placed in direct sunlight.這種植物不應該放在陽光直射的地方。
    • Grilling involves subjecting the food to direct heat.燒烤包括直接加熱食物。
    Extra Examples
    • Blinds shade the south-facing room from direct sunlight.百葉窗遮擋住朝南的房間,使其不受陽光直射。
    • Protect your child from direct sunlight by using a sunscreen.給孩子搽點防曬霜以防日光直接照射。
    • Place the seed tray somewhere with diffuse light, not direct light, such as a north window. 把種子盤放在有漫射光而不是直射光的地方,比如北窗。
    • Melt the lard in a pan over direct heat.用直火把豬油在鍋裏熔化。
    • Inside a round house you get a nice, even spread of warmth from one simple direct heat source.在一個圓形的房子裏,你可以從一個簡單的直接熱源獲得很好的、均勻的熱量傳播。
  6. saying what you mean直爽

  7. saying exactly what you mean in a way that nobody can pretend not to understand直爽的;直率的;坦率的
    • I asked him a direct question: ‘Did you do it?’我直接問他一個問題:‘是你幹的嗎?
    • He would not give a direct answer.他不願直接回答。
    • Her response is refreshingly direct.她的回答直接得令人耳目一新。
    • Their message is simple and direct: obesity kills.他們的信息簡單而直接:肥胖致命。
    • You'll have to get used to his direct manner.你可得慢慢習慣他這種直率的方式。
    • I prefer a more direct approach.我更喜歡更直接的方法。
    opposite indirect
    Synonyms honesthonest
    • frank
    • direct
    • open
    • outspoken
    • straight
    • blunt
    These words all describe people saying exactly what they mean without trying to hide feelings, opinions or facts.
    • honest not hiding the truth about something:
      • Thank you for being so honest with me.感謝你對我這麽坦誠。
    • frank honest in what you say, sometimes in a way that other people might not like:
      • To be frank with you, I think your son has little chance of passing the exam.坦白說,我認爲你的兒子不大可能通過考試。
    • direct saying exactly what you mean in a way that nobody can pretend not to understand:
      • You’ll have to get used to his direct manner.你得慢慢習慣他這種直率的方式。
      Being direct is sometimes considered positive but sometimes it is used as a ‘polite’ way of saying that somebody is rude.
    • open (approving) (of a person) not keeping thoughts and feelings hidden:指爲人誠懇的、坦誠的、直率的:
      • He was quite open about his reasons for leaving.他對離開的原因完全未加隐瞞。
    • outspoken saying exactly what you think, even if this shocks or offends people:
      • She was outspoken in her criticism of the plan.她對該計劃的批評直言不諱。
    • straight honest and direct:
      • I don’t think you’re being straight with me.我覺得你沒跟我坦誠相見。
    • blunt saying exactly what you think without trying to be polite:
      • She has a reputation for blunt speaking.她說話出了名地直截了當。
    which word?
    • Honest and frank refer to what you say as much as how you say it:honest 和 frank 既形容說話方式,也指說話内容:
      • a(n) honest/​frank admission of guilt.坦承有罪
      They are generally positive words, although it is possible to be too frank in a way that other people might not like. Direct, outspoken and blunt all describe somebody’s manner of saying what they think. Outspoken suggests that you are willing to shock people by saying what you believe to be right. Blunt and direct often suggest that you think honesty is more important than being polite. Open is positive and describes somebody’s character:
      • I’m a very open person.我這個人非常坦誠直率。
    Patterns
    • honest/​frank/​direct/​open/​outspoken/​straight about something
    • honest/​frank/​direct/​open/​straight/​blunt with somebody
    • a(n) honest/​direct/​straight/​blunt answer
    • a frank/​direct/​blunt manner
    Extra Examples
    • I need a direct answer to a direct question.對於直率的問題,我想得到直截了當的回答。
    • a refreshingly direct discussion of the agency's priorities一場關於該機構優先事項的直截了當的討論
    • His criticism was unusually direct.他的批評異常直接。
    • Her manner can be rather direct.她的方式可能相當直接。
    • She has a very direct way of speaking.她說話過於直白。
    • The songs are vivid and emotionally direct.歌曲生動,情感直接。
    • his disconcertingly direct gaze他那令人窘迫的直視
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    adverb
    • extremely
    • fairly
    • very
    See full entry
  8. evidence

  9. [only before noun] (of evidence or proof) clearly showing something正好的;恰好的
    • There is no direct evidence for the beneficial effects of these herbs.沒有直接證據證明這些草藥的有益效果。
    • This information has a direct bearing on (= is closely connected with) the case.這一信息與此情況有直接關系。
    opposite indirect (1)
    Extra Examples
    • There was no direct proof of his personal involvement.沒有直接證據證明他個人參與其中。
    • Although there is no direct evidence, retailers and pasta manufacturers believe that consumers prefer ‘Italian’ brand names.雖然沒有直接證據,但零售商和面食制造商認爲,消費者更喜歡‘意大利’品牌。
  10. exact恰好

  11. [only before noun] exact正好的;恰好的
    • That's the direct opposite of what you told me yesterday.那與你昨天告訴我的截然相反。
    • a direct quote (= one using a person’s exact words)直接引語
  12. relationship關系

  13. [only before noun] related through parents and children rather than brothers, sisters, aunts, etc.直系的;嫡系的
    • a direct descendant of the country’s first president該國第一任總統的嫡系後裔
    • With his death, the direct male line of the House of Capet came to an end.随着他的去世,卡佩家族的男性直系走到了盡頭。
    opposite indirect
  14. Word Originlate Middle English: from Latin directus, past participle of dirigere, from di- ‘distinctly’ or de- ‘down’ + regere ‘put straight’.

direct

verb
/dəˈrekt/, /daɪˈrekt/
/dəˈrekt/, /daɪˈrekt/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they direct
/dəˈrekt/, /daɪˈrekt/
/dəˈrekt/, /daɪˈrekt/
he / she / it directs
/dəˈrekts/, /daɪˈrekts/
/dəˈrekts/, /daɪˈrekts/
past simple directed
/dəˈrektɪd/, /daɪˈrektɪd/
/dəˈrektɪd/, /daɪˈrektɪd/
past participle directed
/dəˈrektɪd/, /daɪˈrektɪd/
/dəˈrektɪd/, /daɪˈrektɪd/
-ing form directing
/dəˈrektɪŋ/, /daɪˈrektɪŋ/
/dəˈrektɪŋ/, /daɪˈrektɪŋ/
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    control控制

  1. [transitive] direct somebody/something to control or be in charge of somebody/something管理;監督;指導
    • He was asked to take command and direct operations.他奉命統率並指揮作戰行動。
    • A police officer was directing traffic.一名警察正在指揮交通。
    • How much should the teacher guide and direct the students?老師應該引導和指導學生多少?
    • A new manager has been appointed to direct the project.已任命一位新經理來管理這項工程。
    • The campaign was carefully directed from party central office.這場運動是由黨的中央辦公室精心指揮的。
    Extra Examples
    • The project managers direct the day-to-day operations of the project.項目經理指導項目的日常運作。
    • Does a business have the right to direct and control how the worker does the task for which he or she is hired?企業是否有權指導和控制員工如何完成其被僱傭的任務?
    • Hubert directs the activities of his laboratory assistants.休伯特指導他實驗室助手的活動。
    • Not all classroom activities need to be directed by the teacher.不是所有的課堂活動都需要老師指導。
    • These attacks were planned and directed by criminal groups.這些襲擊是由犯罪集團策劃和指揮的。
  2. film/play/music

  3. [intransitive, transitive] to be in charge of actors in a play or film, or musicians in a band, orchestra, etc.導演(戲劇或電影);指揮(管弦樂隊)
    • She prefers to act rather than direct.她甯願當演員,不願當導演。
    • direct somebody/something He directed the school play.他執導了校園劇。
    • The film was written and directed by Sofia Coppola.這部電影由索菲亞·科波拉編劇和導演。
    • She now directs a large choir.她目前擔任一個大合唱團的指揮。
    Collocations Cinema/​the moviesCinema/​the movies電影Watching觀看
    • go to/​take somebody to (see) a film
    • go to/​sit in (British English) the cinema/(North American English) the (movie) theater去/在看電影
    • rent a film/​DVD
    • download/​stream a film
    • burn/​copy/​rip a DVD刻錄/複制/轉壓一張 DVD 碟片
    • see/​watch a film/​DVD/​preview/​trailer
    Showing放映;播放
    • show/​screen a film
    • promote/​distribute/​review a film
    • (British English) be on at the cinema在電影院上映
    • be released on/​come out on/​be out on DVD發行 DVD
    • captivate/​delight/​grip/​thrill the audience使觀衆着迷/高興/感興趣/激動
    • do well/​badly at the box office票房好/不好
    • get a lot of/​live up to the hype受到大肆炒作;與天花亂墜的廣告宣傳相符
    Film-making電影制作
    • write/​co-write a film/​script/​screenplay
    • direct/​produce/​make/​shoot/​edit a film/​sequel
    • make a romantic comedy/​a thriller/​an action movie拍攝一部浪漫喜劇/驚悚片/動作片
    • do/​work on a sequel/​remake拍攝續集;重拍
    • film/​shoot the opening scene/​an action sequence/​footage (of something)拍攝(…的)開場戲/一套動作/連續鏡頭
    • compose/​create/​do/​write the soundtrack制作電影聲帶
    • cut/​edit (out) a scene/​sequence剪輯掉一個鏡頭/一組鏡頭
    Acting表演
    • have/​get/​do an audition試演
    • get/​have/​play a leading/​starring/​supporting role得以飾演/飾演主角/配角
    • play a character/​James Bond/​the bad guy飾演一個人物/詹姆斯 · 邦德/反面角色
    • act in/​appear in/​star in a film/​remake
    • do/​perform/​attempt a stunt做/嘗試特技表演
    • work in/​make it big in Hollywood在好萊塢工作/取得成功
    • forge/​carve/​make/​pursue a career in Hollywood在好萊塢闖出/追求一番事業
    Describing films描述電影
    • the camera pulls back/​pans over something/​zooms in (on something)
    • the camera focuses on something/​lingers on something
    • shoot somebody/​show somebody in extreme close-up用特寫鏡頭拍攝/表現某人
    • use odd/​unusual camera angles采用奇特的/不同尋常的攝影機角度
    • be filmed/​shot on location/​in a studio在外景地/攝影棚拍攝
    • be set/​take place in London/​in the ’60s以倫敦/60 年代爲背景
    • have a happy ending/​plot twist有美滿的結局/出人意料的情節轉折
    Extra Examples
    • He directs with flair and sensitivity.他的導演風格富有魅力和敏感性。
    • She wrote a play and asked her friend to direct.她寫了一個劇本,請她的朋友執導。
    • The movie is expertly directed and beautifully photographed.這部電影導演精湛,拍攝精美。
    • Who directed the original theatre production?誰執導的原創劇場制作?
    • He directed two episodes of TV drama ‘The Sopranos’.他導演了兩集電視劇《黑道家族》。
    • He is a famed cellist and conductor who, for many years, directed the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, D.C.他是一位著名的大提琴家和指揮家,曾多年指揮華盛頓特區的國家交響樂團。
    • She directs the baroque orchestra at London's Royal Academy of Music.她在倫敦皇家音樂學院指揮巴洛克管弦樂隊。
    Topics Film and theatreb1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • expertly
    • masterfully
    • skilfully/​skillfully
    preposition
    • by
    • with
    See full entry
  4. aim目標

  5. [transitive] to aim something at a particular goal or person, or in a particular direction把…對準(某方向或某人)
    • direct something to something/somebody He directed his attention to the next task.他把注意力轉向下一項任務。
    • direct something towards/toward something/somebody All our efforts should be directed towards helping those who need it.我們所有的努力都應該是爲了幫助那些需要幫助的人。
    • direct something at something/somebody Her criticism was directed at her own superiors.她的批評是針對她的上級。
    • She directs her gaze straight at the viewer.她直視觀衆。
    • The book is directed at younger readers.這本書是針對年輕讀者的。
    • direct something against something/somebody Most of his anger was directed against himself.他主要是生自己的氣。
    • direct something + adv./prep. He directed the light straight in her face.他用燈光直接照向她的臉。
    Extra Examples
    • The machine directs a powerful beam at the affected part of the body.這種機器將很強的射線對準身體感染部位。
    • His anger was mostly directed towards Peter.他的憤怒主要針對彼得。
    • Tax cuts have been directed primarily at the better-off.減稅主要是針對較富裕階層。
    • The attacks were directed solely at military targets.攻擊只針對軍事目標。
    • The machine directs light onto a special film.機器把光對準一片特殊的膠片。
    • This merely directs attention away from the real issues.這只不過是將注意力從真正的問題上轉移開而已。
    • We should be directing our energies towards understanding each other.我們應該把精力放在相互理解上。
    • violence directed specifically at ethnic minorities專門針對少數民族的暴力
    • criticism clearly directed at the Labour Party明顯針對工黨的批評
    • The criticisms were clearly directed at the President.這些批評顯然是針對總統的。
    • I'm tired of the negativity directed against people on our own side.我厭倦了針對我們這邊的人的消極情緒。
    • Hackers mounted co-ordinated attacks against several websites.黑客對幾個網站發起了協同攻擊。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • mainly
    • mostly
    • primarily
    preposition
    • against
    • at
    • away from
    See full entry
  6. show the way指路

  7. [transitive] to tell or show somebody how to get to somewhere or where to go給(某人)指路;爲(某人)領路
    • direct somebody It's not far—I'll direct you.不遠——我給你指路。
    • direct somebody to something Could you direct me to the station?請問到車站怎麽走?
    • He was directed to a table beside the window.他被帶到一張靠窗的桌子。
    • direct somebody + adv./prep. The app directs you along the best cycle route to your destination.該應用程序會指引您沿着最佳騎行路線到達目的地。
    Synonyms taketake
    • lead
    • escort
    • drive
    • show
    • walk
    • guide
    • usher
    • direct
    These words all mean to go with somebody from one place to another.
    • take to go with somebody from one place to another, for example in order to show them something or to show them the way to a place:
      • It’s too far to walk—I’ll take you by car.步行路太遠,我開車送你去。
    • lead to go with or go in front of somebody in order to show them the way or to make them go in the right direction:
      • Firefighters led the survivors to safety.消防隊員把幸存者帶到了安全的地方。
    • escort to go with somebody in order to protect or guard them or to show them the way:
      • The president arrived, escorted by twelve bodyguards.總統在十二名保镖的護送下到達。
    • drive to take somebody somewhere in a car, taxi, etc:
      • My mother drove us to the airport.我母親開車把我們送到了機場。
    • show to take somebody to a particular place, in the right direction, or along the correct route:
      • The attendant showed us to our seats.服務員把我們帶到我們的座位。
    • walk to go somewhere with somebody on foot, especially in order to make sure that they get there safely; to take an animal, especially a dog, for a walk or make an animal walk somewhere:
      • He always walked her home.他經常護送她走回家。
      • Have you walked the dog yet today?你今天遛狗了嗎?
    • guide to show somebody the way to a place, often by going with them; to show somebody a place that you know well:
      • She guided us through the busy streets.她帶領我們穿過了繁忙的街道。
      • We were guided around the museums.我們被領着參觀了博物館。
    • usher (rather formal) to politely take or show somebody where they should go, especially within a building:指禮貌地引往、引導、引領,尤指在建築物内:
      • She ushered her guests to their seats.她把客人引領到座位上。
    • direct (rather formal) to tell or show somebody how to get somewhere or where to go:指給某人指路、爲某人領路:
      • A young woman directed them to the station.一名年輕女子給他們指了去車站的路。
    Patterns
    • to take/​lead/​escort/​drive/​show/​walk/​guide/​usher/​direct somebody to/​out of/​into something
    • to take/​lead/​escort/​drive/​show/​walk/​guide somebody around/​round
    • to take/​lead/​escort/​drive/​walk somebody home
    • to take/​lead/​escort/​guide somebody to safety
    • to lead/​show the way
    Extra Examples
    • You find yourself in a maze with no map or compass to direct you.你發現自己在一個沒有地圖或指南針指引的迷宮裏。
    • a detour that directs you through narrow, dimly lit streets指引你通過狹窄昏暗街道的一條迂回路線
    • I found myself being directed into a dark room.我被引到一間漆黑的房間裏。
    • She directed us back to our starting point.她指引我們回到起點。
    • He's a seasoned traveller and he'll direct you anywhere you want to go.他是個經驗豐富的旅行者,他會帶你去任何你想去的地方。
  8. give order下達命令

  9. [transitive] (formal) to give an official order指示;命令 synonym order
    • direct somebody to do something The police officers had been directed to search the building.警察奉命搜查這棟大樓。
    • direct that… The judge directed that the mother be given custody of the children.法官判決孩子由母親監護。
    • (British English also) The judge directed that the mother should be given custody of the children.法官判決孩子由母親監護。
    Synonyms orderorder
    • tell
    • instruct
    • direct
    • command
    These words all mean to use your position of authority to say to somebody that they must do something.
    • order to use your position of authority to tell somebody to do something:
      • The company was ordered to pay compensation to its former employee.公司被勒令向以前的員工作出補償。
      • ‘Come here at once!’ she ordered.“馬上過來!”她命令道。
    • tell to say to somebody that they must or should do something:
      • He was told to sit down and wait.有人吩咐他坐下等着。
      • Don’t tell me what to do!别對我指手畫腳的!
    • instruct (rather formal) to tell somebody to do something, especially in a formal or official way:尤指以正式或官方的方式指示、命令、吩咐:
      • The letter instructed him to report to headquarters immediately.那封信指示他立即向總部匯報。
    • direct (formal) to give an official order:指正式發出指示、命令:
      • The judge directed the jury to return a verdict of not guilty.法官指示陪審團作出無罪裁決。
    • command to use your position of authority to tell somebody to do something:
      • He commanded his men to retreat.他命令手下撤退。
    order or command?用 order 還是 command?Order is a more general word than command and can be used about anyone in a position of authority, such as a parent, teacher or government telling somebody to do something. Command is slightly stronger than order and is the normal word to use about an army officer giving orders, or in any context where it is normal to give orders without any discussion about them. It is less likely to be used about a parent or teacher.Patterns
    • to order/​tell/​instruct/​direct/​command somebody to do something
    • to order/​instruct/​direct/​command that…
    • to do something as ordered/​told/​instructed/​directed/​commanded
    Extra Examples
    • The judge directed the jury to return a verdict of not guilty.法官指示陪審團作出無罪裁決。
    • The law will come into force next year, as directed by the federal government.根據聯邦政府的指示,這項法律將於明年生效。
    • You should be prepared to carry out all reasonable duties as directed by the principal.你應該準備好按照校長的指示履行所有合理的職責。
  10. letter/comment信函;意見

  11. [transitive] direct something to… (formal) to send a letter, etc. to a particular place or to a particular person把(信件等)寄至;交予
    • Direct any complaints to the Customer Services department.將投訴寄至用戶服務部。
    • I directed my question to the chairman.我向主席提出了問題。
    • Inquiries should be directed to Mark Davis.詢問應直接向馬克·戴維斯提出。
  12. Word Originlate Middle English: from Latin directus, past participle of dirigere, from di- ‘distinctly’ or de- ‘down’ + regere ‘put straight’.

direct

adverb
/dəˈrekt/, /daɪˈrekt/
/dəˈrekt/, /daɪˈrekt/
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    journey/route旅程;路線

  1. without stopping or changing direction or vehicle直接;徑直
    • direct to something We flew direct to Hong Kong.我們直飛香港。
    • The 10.40 goes direct to Leeds.10:40 這班火車直達利茲。
    • You can now fly direct from Birmingham airport.你現在可以從伯明翰機場直飛。
    Extra Examples
    • We have a new service coming from Frankfurt direct into Kerry airport.我們有一項新服務,從法蘭克福直達克裏機場。
    • The shipment was supposed to go direct from Tuzla to Baghdad.這批貨物本應直接從圖茲拉運往巴格達。
    • If you plan to sail direct, these are potential stops if conditions get too rough.如果你計劃直接航行,如果情況變得太糟糕,這些是潛在的停靠點。
  2. nobody in between親自

  3. without involving other people, or without anyone or anything in between親自;直接
    • I prefer to deal with him direct.我更願意直接跟他打交道。
    • direct to somebody/something an online retailer selling direct to consumers直接向消費者銷售的在線零售商
    • direct from somebody/something Customers can buy produce direct from the farmer.顧客可以直接從農民那裏購買農産品。
    • direct into something The money is paid direct into your bank account.這筆錢直接存入你的銀行賬戶。
    Extra Examples
    • Sign up and have our best articles delivered direct to your inbox.注冊並讓我們最好的文章直接發送到您的收件箱。
    • thousands of movies streamed direct to your TV or device成千上萬部電影直接傳送到您的電視或設備上
    • You can order direct from our website.你可以從我們的網站直接訂購。
    • Have fresh, locally grown fruit and vegetables delivered direct to your door.讓新鮮的、本地種植的水果和蔬菜直接送到你家門口。
    • She liked to paint direct from nature in the open air.她喜歡在戶外直接從大自然中繪畫。
    • You can call me direct on this number.你可以用這個號碼直接打電話給我。
    • Some of these costs are paid direct out of club funds.其中一些費用直接從俱樂部基金中支付。
    • You may be able to save money by booking direct with the hotel rather than through a travel agent.你可以直接在酒店預訂,而不是通過旅行社預訂,這樣可以省錢。
    • He scored direct from a corner.他從角球直接得分。
  4. Word Originlate Middle English: from Latin directus, past participle of dirigere, from di- ‘distinctly’ or de- ‘down’ + regere ‘put straight’.
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 960 COCA: 1478
direct

verb¹

1aim目標ADVERB | PREPOSITION ADVERBmainly, mostly, primarily, principally主要針對Tax cuts have been directed primarily at the better-off.減稅主要是針對較富裕階層。His anger was mostly directed towards / toward Peter.他發火主要是衝彼得去的。clearly明顯針對straight直接對準He directed the light straight in her face.他用燈光直接照向她的臉。specifically特別針對exclusively, solely單獨針對The attacks were directed solely at military targets.攻擊只針對軍事目標。PREPOSITIONagainst針對⋯anger directed specifically against ethnic minorities特別針對少數民族的憤怒at針對⋯criticism clearly directed at upper management明顯針對高層的批評away from從⋯轉移This merely directs attention away from the real issues.這只不過是將注意力從真正的問題上轉移開而已。into引向⋯I found myself being directed into a dark room.我被引到一間漆黑的房間裏。onto對準到⋯上The machine directs light onto a special film.機器把光對準一片特殊的膠片。through通過⋯指向a detour that directs you through narrow, dimly lit streets指引你通過狹窄昏暗街道的一條迂迴路線to指向⋯I directed my question to the chairman.我向主席提出了問題。towards/toward朝向⋯We are directing our efforts towards / toward helping young people.我們正致力於幫助年輕人。
direct

verb²

2film/movie電影ADVERB | PREPOSITION ADVERBexpertly, masterfully, skilfully/skillfully熟練地導演The film is expertly directed and beautifully photographed.這部電影導演技巧純熟,拍攝畫面唯美。PREPOSITIONby由⋯導演It was directed by Luc Besson.它由呂克・貝鬆導演。with以⋯方式導演He directs with flair and sensitivity.他的導演風格富有魅力和敏感性。
direct

adjective

VERBS | ADVERB VERBSbe直截了當ADVERBextremely, fairly, very, etc.極為/頗為/非常直接Her manner can be rather direct.她的方式可能相當直接。He asked me some very direct questions.他問了我一些很直接的問題。disconcertingly直接得讓人窘迫his disconcertingly direct gaze他那令人窘迫的直視refreshingly直截了當a refreshingly direct discussion of the agency's priorities一場關於該機構優先事項的直截了當的討論emotionally感情上直接The album is her most emotionally direct work to date.這是迄今為止最能直接表達她情感的一個專輯。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 960 COCA: 1478
direct adj.
honest
direct verb
aim (direct a beam of light) focus (direct a remark at sb) order1 (direct sb to do sth) run2 (direct a project) take2 (direct sb somewhere)

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