direction
direction 英 [dəˈrekʃn] 美 [dɪˈrɛkʃən, daɪ-]
n. 方向;指导
名词复数:directions
- When you put something together, it's usually best to follow each direction — that is, each step in the instructions for how to do it — so that you put it together correctly. Or, you could just start putting it together, only to discover that you have extra pieces.
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- n. 方向;指导
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1. Once again her life felt lacking in direction.
她的人生似乎又没了方向。
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2. Tom went off in the direction of home.
汤姆朝家的方向去了。
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3. She glanced in his direction.
她朝他那个方向瞥了一眼。
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4. Has the wind changed direction?
风向变了吗?
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5. Support came from an unexpected direction.
一个出人意料的来源提供了帮助。
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6. Let's stop and ask for directions.
咱们停下来问问路吧。
- direction (n.) c. 1400, "orderly arrangement;" c. 1500 as "action of directing," from Latin directionem (nominative directio), noun of action from past participle stem of dirigere (see direct (v.)). Meaning "course pursued by a moving object" is from 1660s. Related: Directional.
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