direct in Irish
direct in Irish is deachtaigh, treoraigh — direct means going straight from one point to another without stopping or changing course.
direct in Irish
deachtaigh
To manage, control, steer.
treoraigh
To manage, control, steer.
What does "direct" mean?
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adj Going straight from one point to another without stopping or changing course.
"There is no direct bus, so you must change in town."
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adj Honest and straightforward in manner.
"I appreciate that my boss is direct and never hides bad news."
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verb To manage, guide, or control something.
"Who will direct the project while the manager is away?"
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verb To oversee the making of a film, play, or similar production.
"She wants to direct a short play with her drama class."
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direct in a sentence
- There is no direct bus, so you must change in town.
- We took a direct flight to Tokyo.
- I appreciate that my boss is direct and never hides bad news.
- He is very direct, so do not be surprised by his comments.
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What is "direct" in Irish?
"direct" in Irish is deachtaigh, treoraigh. direct means: Going straight from one point to another without stopping or changing course.
How do you use "direct" in a sentence?
Example: "There is no direct bus, so you must change in town." In Irish, "direct" is deachtaigh, treoraigh.
Are there other ways to say "direct" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "direct": deachtaigh, treoraigh.
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