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Meanings of directional arrow in English
Synonyms
Examples for "arrow"
Examples for "arrow"
1
Moving around in this editor is simple; just use the arrow keys.
2
From a second arrow slit, she caught a glimpse of the sea.
3
I'll push the browser's back arrow, for example, and nothing will happen.
4
In September, when the arrow was yet in the wound, he wrote:
5
The third arrow is structural reforms in labour, farm and service markets.
1
Upon close inspection, some of the bricks have fingerprints and in some, an arrow symbol is indicative the brick was made by a prisoner.
2
If you don't know what a vector is, just ignore the arrow symbols.
Usage of directional arrow in English
1
Each image contained a small plastic evidence marker, but no scale or directional arrow.
2
On the sign, accompanied by a directional arrow, was the name of a fearsome Gorgon-aninfamous female monster.
3
Nana remarked as we waited for one of the upper directional arrows to turn green.
4
Or carving directional arrows in the polished woodwork.
5
In absolute peace, comfort, and silence, I followed the directional arrows around several corners and gained my room, 564.
6
Road signs have been erected to remind drivers to keep left and follow white directional arrows painted on the road.
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Road workers are working around the clock to paint directional arrows on roads after bad weather hindered progress at the weekend.
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As with any Street View map, you can navigate through a virtual tour of our office using the familiar directional arrows.
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On top of your field of vision, you get icons, alerts, directional arrows, and other visual cues that inform, warn, or beg response.