| 单词 | direct |
| 释义 | direct adjective]daɪˈrekt/ STRAIGHT 直接的 ESSENTIAL ■going in a straight line towards somewhere or someone without stopping or changing direction 直通的，直达的 •a direct route/line •Is there a direct train to Edinburgh?有到爱丁堡的直达列车吗？ ESSENTIAL ■without anyone or anything else being involved or between 直接的 •She decided to take direct control of the project.她决定直接管理这个企划案。 •He denied that he had any direct involvement in the deal.他否认自己与这笔交易有任何直接关系。 •Have you any direct experience of this kind of work?你有没有这种工作的直接经验？ •He left as a direct result/consequence •There is a direct link/connection direct light/heat ■strong light or heat that has nothing protecting and separating you from it 直射光线／直接受热 •This plant should be kept out of direct sunlight.这种植物应避免阳光直射。 direct relation/relative/descendant ■a relation who is related to you through one of your parents, not through an aunt or uncle, etc. 直系关系／亲属／后代 •Diana is a direct descendant of Robert Peel.戴安娜是罗伯特‧皮尔的直系后代。 adjective]daɪˈrekt/COMPLETE 完全的 ■complete 完全的，全部的 •a direct contrast •She's very thoughtful - the direct opposite adjective]daɪˈrekt/HONEST 诚实的 ■describes someone who says what they think in a very honest way without worrying about other people's opinions 直率的，坦率的，直接的 •I like her open and direct manner.我喜欢她坦率直接的态度。 verb CONTROL 管理 IMPROVER transitive ■to control or be in charge of an activity, organization, etc. 管理，领导，指挥 ■1. There was a police officer directing the traffic. •She directs a large charity.她主管一家大型慈善机构。 IMPROVER intransitive or transitive ■to be in charge of a film or play and tell the actors how to play their parts 导演（电影或戏剧）；执导 •He wanted to give up acting and start directing (his own films).他想放弃表演转而开始干导演（导演自己的电影）。 •'Jaws' was directed by Steven Spielberg.《大白鲨》是史提芬‧史匹堡导演的。 Compare produceverb AIM 瞄准 IMPROVER transitive usually + adverb or preposition ■to aim in a particular direction 瞄准，朝着，指向 •Was that remark directed at/towards •Criticism was directed against/at verb SAY WHERE 说明地点 transitive ■to tell someone how to get somewhere 给…指路（或方向），引导 •Could you direct me to •I couldn't find the station, so I asked someone if they could direct me.我找不到车站，只好去问路。 verb ORDER 命令 [T + obj + to infinitive] formal ■to order someone, especially officially （尤指正式地）命令 •The judge directed the defendant to adverb ■without having to stop or change direction 直达地 •Does this train go direct to Edinburgh?有到爱丁堡的直达列车吗？ ■without anything or anyone else being involved or in between 直接的•Can I dial this number direct or do I have to go through the switchboard?我可以直接拨这个号码还是需要总机接转？ |
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