directive in Japanese
directive in Japanese is 指示 — directive means an official instruction or order.
directive in Japanese
指示
Pronounced: shiji
An instruction or guideline that indicates how to perform an action or reach a goal.
What does "directive" mean?
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noun An official instruction or order.
"Staff received a directive to work from home during the outbreak."
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noun A legislative act by the European Union requiring member states to achieve a result in their own laws.
"The EU directive set new limits on emissions."
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directive in a sentence
- Staff received a directive to work from home during the outbreak.
- The head teacher issued a directive banning phones from all classrooms.
- The EU directive set new limits on emissions.
- Each member state had to turn the directive into national law within a set time.
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What is "directive" in Japanese?
"directive" in Japanese is 指示. directive means: An official instruction or order.
How do you pronounce 指示?
"directive" in Japanese is 指示, pronounced "shiji".
How do you use "directive" in a sentence?
Example: "Staff received a directive to work from home during the outbreak." In Japanese, "directive" is 指示.
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