direction — a course along which someone or something moves
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a course along which someone or something moves
Pronunciation (IPA): /dəˈrekʃən/
Korean meaning: 방향, 방면
Korean pronunciation: 다이**렉**션
Example Sentences
- My GPS gave me directions to a cornfield instead of the shopping mall.
- The company is moving in a new direction after the CEO's retirement.
- I have no sense of direction - I get lost in my own neighborhood.
direction
NOUN//dəˈrekʃən//
a course along which someone or something moves
A hiker points to show the direction the group should take
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True direction comes from reflection and connection.
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Origin
From Latin 'directio' meaning 'straightness' or 'guidance,' derived from 'dirigere' meaning 'to guide' or 'to straighten,' combined with the suffix '-tion' indicating an action or state.
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“My GPS gave me directions to a cornfield instead of the shopping mall.”
“The company is moving in a new direction after the CEO's retirement.”
“I have no sense of direction - I get lost in my own neighborhood.”
“Please read the directions carefully before assembling the furniture.”
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