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🔑directdi·rect1 /dəˈrɛkt ; daɪˈrɛkt / adjective - with no one or nothing in between; not involving anyone or anything else直接的；亲自的◆The company had direct contact with its investors.公司和投资者直接联系。◆A direct result of the new road is a shorter drive to work.新路建成的直接效果就是缩短了开车上班的距离。◆Keep the plant away from direct sunlight.不要让这株植物受阳光直射。 OPP indirect
- going from one place to another without turning or stopping; straight直达的；径直的；最近的◆The most direct route is through the center of town.最近的路线是穿过城镇中心。◆a direct flight to Cancun直飞坎昆的航班
- saying what you mean; clear直爽的；直率的；明确的◆Politicians never give a direct answer to a direct question.政治人物从来都不直截了当地回答直接的问题。 OPP indirect
- (only before a noun只用于名词前) complete; exact完全的；恰好的◆What she did was in direct opposition to my orders.她所做的与我所吩咐的截然相反。
🔑directdi·rect2 /dəˈrɛkt ; daɪˈrɛkt / verb [transitive] - direct sb (to…) to tell or show someone how to get somewhere给（某人）指路；为（某人）引路◆I was directed to an office at the end of the corridor.我被引领到走廊尽头的一间办公室。 ➡ look at lead1 (1)
- to manage or control someone or something管理；指挥；导演◆a police officer directing traffic 指挥交通的警察◆to direct a play / movie 导演戏剧／电影
- direct sth to / toward sb / sth | direct sth at sb / sth to turn or aim your attention or actions toward someone or something把…对准；将…指向◆In recent weeks, the media's attention has been directed toward events in Washington.近几个星期以来媒体的注意力都集中到华盛顿的事件上去了。◆The ad is directed at young people.这则广告是针对年轻人的。
- (formal) to tell or order someone to do something指示；命令◆Take the medication as directed by your doctor.此药须遵照医嘱服用。
🔑directdi·rect3 /dəˈrɛkt ; daɪˈrɛkt / adverb - not turning or stopping; straight直接；径直◆Our airline flies direct to Paris.我们的航班直飞巴黎。
- not involving anyone / anything else亲自；直接◆We buy direct from the manufacturer.我们直接向生产厂家购买。
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