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    di·rect
    [dəˈrek(t), dīˈrek(t)]
    adjective
    direct (adjective)
    1. extending or moving from one place to another by the shortest way without changing direction or stopping:
      "there was no direct flight that day"
      • astronomy
        astrology
        (of apparent planetary motion) proceeding from west to east in accord with actual motion.
    2. without intervening factors or intermediaries:
      "the complications are a direct result of bacteria spreading" · "the government moved towards reintroducing direct rule"
      • (of light or heat) proceeding from a source without being reflected or blocked:
        "ferns like a bright position out of direct sunlight"
      • (of genealogy) proceeding in continuous succession from parent to child:
        "a direct descendant of Edward III"
      • (of a quotation) taken from someone's words without being changed.
      • (of taxation) levied on income or profits rather than on goods or services.
      • complete (used for emphasis):
        "nonviolence is the direct opposite of compulsion"
    3. (of a person or their behavior) going straight to the point; frank:
      "he is very direct and honest"
      • (of evidence or proof) bearing immediately and unambiguously upon the facts at issue:
        "there is no direct evidence that officials accepted bribes"
    4. perpendicular to a surface; not oblique:
      "a direct butt joint between surfaces of steel"
    adverb
    direct (adverb)
    1. with no one or nothing in between:
      "buy direct and save"
      • by a straight route or without breaking a journey:
        "Austrian Airlines is flying direct to Innsbruck again"
    verb
    direct (verb) · directs (third person present) · directed (past tense) · directed (past participle) · directing (present participle)
    1. control the operations of; manage or govern:
      "an economic elite directed the nation's affairs"
      • supervise and control (a movie, play, or other production, or the actors in it):
        "the film is directed by Sir Richard Attenborough"
      • (be directed)
        train and conduct (a group of musicians).
    2. aim (something) in a particular direction or at a particular person:
      "heating ducts to direct warm air to rear-seat passengers" · "his smile was directed at Laura"
      • tell or show (someone) how to get somewhere:
        "can you direct me to the railroad station, please?"
      • address or give instructions for the delivery of (a letter or parcel):
        "put them all in one packet, and direct them to me"
      • focus or concentrate (one's attention, efforts, or feelings) on:
        "we direct our anger and frustration at family"
      • (direct something at/to)
        address a comment to or aim a criticism at:
        "I suggest that he direct his remarks to the council" · "he directed his criticism at media coverage of the Catholic Church"
      • (direct something at)
        target a product specifically at (someone):
        "the book is directed at the younger reader"
      • archaic
        guide or advise (someone or their judgment) in a course or decision:
        "the conscience of the credulous prince was directed by saints and bishops"
    3. give (someone) an official order or authoritative instruction:
      "the judge directed him to perform community service" · "he directed that no picture from his collection could be sold"
    Origin
    late Middle English: from Latin directus, past participle of dirigere, from di- ‘distinctly’ or de- ‘down’ + regere ‘put straight’.
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    adverb
    1. with no one or nothing in between:
    verb
    1. control the operations of; manage or govern:
      be in charge of
      be in control of
      be in command of
      be the boss of
      preside over
      exercise control over
      be responsible for
      be at the helm of
      call the tune
      be in the driving seat
      be in the saddle
    2. aim (something) in a particular direction or at a particular person:
    3. give (someone) an official order or authoritative instruction:
     
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