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Meanings of direct in English
Synonyms
Examples for "engineer"
Examples for "engineer"
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She's quite a submarine, of course, and we carry four engineer officers.
2
The matter is the machinery; energy the motion and soul the engineer.
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He said he wanted to become an engineer and work for NASA.
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She said she had heard engineer Nicolas Bel's interview on the subject.
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Despite the new chief engineer's evident expertise, the doctor was not optimistic.
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They organize in vain; they protest in vain; they appeal in vain.
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Freedom means the right of people to assemble, organize, and debate openly.
3
We used qualitative content analysis to identify major themes and organize data.
4
Tomorrow she'd ask questions in the village and perhaps organize a search.
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However, it might be wise not to organize a shopping-fest just yet.
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Tens of thousands joined in protests she helped organise two weeks ago.
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They can be difficult to organise with children present in the home.
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Other opposition activists want to organise a general strike starting next week.
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The government has contracted UK company Petrofac to organise the field's decommissioning.
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Pagus Wine Tours in Verona organise daily tours to the wine regions.
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I went down another: the case of global criminal mastermind Paul LeRoux.
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Barak helped mastermind the two biggest Israeli military operations in recent years.
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But without its legal mastermind, he began to lose large cases, and
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I think she's the mastermind behind the return of Merlin, in fact.
5
No more than a front man, no doubt; certainly not the mastermind.
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Eddie has a real sense for how to orchestrate a warm welcome.
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Background: Energetic and metabolic circuits that orchestrate cell differentiation are largely unknown.
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Interestingly, many of these factors help orchestrate ROS homeostasis and ROS-related signaling.
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Emails she wrote appear to show she helped orchestrate the traffic snarls.
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Cytokines orchestrate the tumor-promoting interplay between malignant cells and the immune system.
Usage of direct in English
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That would prevent 23andme from providing health information direct to consumers' homes.
2
Go and direct traffic; let no press or public near the house.
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You must ask me direct questions, and I'll try to answer them.
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They erase our memory of grassroots power, direct democracy and civil society.
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These are open, direct and an example of transparent democracy in practice.
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The level of direct foreign investment into Ireland dropped signficantly last year.
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Daniels was able to direct him and control a potentially difficult situation.
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This was a direct result of the striking increase in long sentences.
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India allowed foreign individuals direct access to its stock markets in January.
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Progressives anticipated direct government action to address the consequences of economic collapse.
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There was also a significant increase in foreign direct investment last year.
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Carbon tax A direct tax on activities that result in carbon emissions.
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However, direct analysis of low-abundance biomarkers in serum is still a problem.
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Obama said direct flights from the United States would start this year.
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I ask the question direct - again, she has heard it before.
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However, while some studies found a significant direct effect, others did not.
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Portuguese
Catalan
Direct through the time
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Ireland
Common
South Africa
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