查词 - direct

direct

adj

verb

adv

dɪəˈrekt adj

WITHOUT INVOLVING OTHERS

没有其他人介入

done without any other people, actions, processes etc coming between 直接的;

Experienced users have direct access to the main data files.

高级用户可直接在主数据文件存取资料。

I’m not in direct contact with them.

我和他们没有直接的联系。

Few policy-makers have had direct experience of business.

决策者几乎都没有直接的从商经历。

direct effect/impact/influence etc

Educational level has a sizeable direct effect on income.

受教育程度对收入有很大的影响。

direct link/connection/relationship etc

There is a direct link between poverty and ill-health.

贫困与健康不佳有着直接的关系。

direct result/consequence

The decision to close the hospital is a direct result of Government health policy.

关闭这所医院的决定是政府保健政策导致的直接后果。

FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER

从一个地方到另一个地方

going straight from one place to another without stopping or changing direction 笔直的，径直的〔中间不停或不改变方向的〕;

Which is the most direct route to London?

哪条是到伦敦最直接的路线？

a direct flight to New York

直飞纽约的班机

EXACT

精确的

exact or total 精确的; 完全的 only before noun 仅用于名词前

Weight increases in direct proportion to mass.

重量的增加与质量成正比。

For Lawrence, in direct contrast to Adam, everything seemed to come so easily.

劳伦斯与亚当对比悬殊，对劳伦斯来说一切都好像来得那么容易。

a direct quote (=exact words) from the book

直接引自该书的一段话

BEHAVIOUR/ATTITUDE

行为/态度

saying exactly what you mean in an honest clear way 率直的，坦率的，直言的;

Women often feel men are too direct and not sympathetic enough.

女人常常感到男人太率直了，缺乏同情心。

Now, let me ask you a direct question , and I expect a direct answer .

现在我要问你一个坦率的问题，希望你能坦率地回答。

direct descendant

someonewho is related to someone else through their parents and grandparents, not through their aunts, uncles etc 直系后裔

[+ of ]

She claimed to be a direct descendant of Wordsworth.

她声称是华兹华斯的直系后裔。

direct hit

an occasion on which something such as a bomb hits a place exactly, causing a lot of damage 〔炸弹等〕命中

During the war, the cathedral suffered many direct hits .

战争期间，这座大教堂多次被炸弹直接击中。

One of the bombers scored a direct hit .

其中有一架轰炸机命中目标一次。

direct heat/sunlight

strong heat or light that someone or something is not protected from 〔没有任何防护的〕直接受热/日照;

Never change the film in direct sunlight.

千万不要在阳光下换胶卷。

verb

AIM

瞄准

to aim something in a particular direction or at a particular person, group etc 把〔某物〕对准; 针对 T always + adv/prep

direct sth at/towards etc sth

The machine directs an X-ray beam at the patient’s body.

机器把 X 光射线对准病人的身体。

The new route directs lorries away from the town centre.

新的道路把卡车从镇中心疏导开去。

I’d like to direct your attention to paragraph four.

请你注意看第四段。

I want to direct my efforts more towards my own projects.

我想把精力更多地投入到自己的项目中去。

BE IN CHARGE

负责，主管

to be in charge of something or control it 负责，管理，指导，监督 T

Mr Turner was directing the investigation from a very early stage.

特纳先生几乎从一开始就负责这项调查。

The choir was directed by Sir David Willcocks.

合唱团由戴维．威尔科克斯爵士负责。

FILM/PLAY

电影/戏剧

to give the actors in a play, film, or television programme instructions about what they should do 导演 I,T

The play was directed by Frank Hauser.

这部戏剧是由弗兰克．豪泽导演的。

WAY/ROUTE

道路

to tell someone how to get to a place [正式] 给〔某人〕指路 T | formal

direct sb to sth

Could you direct me to Trafalgar Square, please?

你能告诉我去特拉法尔加广场怎么走吗？

TELL SB TO DO STH

告诉某人做某事

to tell someone what they should do [正式] 指示，命令; T | formal

direct sb to do sth

The judge directed the jury to find Mr Baggs not guilty.

法官指示陪审团判巴格斯先生无罪。

direct that

He directed that his body should be buried in Upton.

他要求将他的遗体葬在厄普顿。

direct

If you someone somewhere, you tell them which way to go to get there, but you do not go with them. direct 是给某人指路，告诉他们该走哪条路，而不是带他们去

He directed me to a hotel near the airport (NOT 不说 He guided me to a hotel near the airport) .

他指给我去机场附近的一家旅馆的路。

point

Do not say that you direct something in a particular direction. Say that you something in a particular direction. 表示将某物指向某一方向时不要说 direct，而要说 point

He pointed the gun at the policeman (NOT 不说 He directed the gun at the policeman) .

他用枪指着警察。

take guide lead guide lead

If you , , or someone somewhere, you go with them there. Use to talk about going in front of someone who is following you. 用 lead 表示让别人跟在后面，你在前面领路

They guided me through a maze of one-way streets.

他们带我走过迷宫般的单向街道。

The waiter led us to a table.

侍者领我们去餐桌那里。

adv

16 without stopping or changing direction 中途不停地，径直地;

Can we fly direct to Chicago, or do we stop in Salt Lake City first?

我们直飞芝加哥，还是先在盐湖城停一下？

17 without dealing with anyone else first 直接地〔和某人打交道〕;

Esther decided to contact the manager direct.

埃丝特决定直接和经理联系。

It is usually cheaper to buy the goods direct from the wholesaler.

直接从批发商那里买东西一般比较便宜。