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direct [d(a)ɪ'rekt] n
gen. Kustos am Notenzeilenende
gear.tr., drv. Direktgang m
polygr. leiten
direct [d(a)ɪ'rekt] v
gen. anweisen; leiten (Verkehr)
econ. lenken (Betrieb); beauftragen; richten; adressieren (Brief)
law, ADR anordnen; im Testament bestimmen; Brief, Paket etc. adressieren (to an); den Weg weisen
tech. führen; lenken; weisen; zielen
directs v
gen. leitet
directed [d(a)ɪ'rektɪd] v
gen. lenkte
direct [d(a)ɪ'rekt] adj.
gen. direkt; gerade; unmittelbar; Regie führen bei etw. (sth.); anweisen (to; at); regeln (to; at); richten (to; at); bei etw. Regie führen; inszenieren (Theater); Regie führen (bei etwas); richten (nach, auf); abzielen nach; auf (to; at); inszenieren Theater
astr. rechtläufig
chem. einfach
econ. persönlich; spezifisch (z.B. Kosten); klar; genau
meas.inst. quadratische Gleichrichtung square-law detection gleichsinnig
patents. richten (adressieren)
textile Steuern
weap. dirigieren
to direct adj.
IT, mater.sc. Führen
 English thesaurus
DIRECT [d(a)ɪ'rekt] abbr.
abbr. Demanding Integrity, Responsibility, Ethical Conduct, and Truthfulness; Demanding Integrity Responsibility Ethical Conduct And Truthfulness
abbr., busin. directory
abbr., el. defense IEMATS replacement command and control terminal
abbr., med. Depression Information Resource & Education Centre
abbr., transp. Driver Information Experimenting with Communication Technology
direct [d(a)ɪ'rekt] abbr.
abbr. dct; dir
avia., Canada A straight-line flight between two NAVAIDs, fixes, points, or any combination thereof. When used by pilots in describing off-airway routes, points defining direct route segments become compulsory reporting points unless the aircraft is under radar contact.
tech., abbr. di; drct
direct. abbr.
abbr., libr. directories
DIRECT: 2574 phrases in 127 subjects
Accounting17
Acoustics1
Advertising1
Agriculture53
Alternative dispute resolution13
American usage, not spelling5
Analytical chemistry9
Antennas and waveguides4
Architecture1
Artificial intelligence14
Artillery2
Astronomy15
Austrian usage1
Automated equipment7
Automatic control1
Automobiles14
Aviation1
Banking10
Biology6
British usage, not spelling1
Business60
Chemistry55
Coal6
Commerce10
Communications213
Computers46
Construction41
Criminal law1
Cultural studies9
Customs1
Demography1
Drives5
Dyalysis2
Dyes2
Earth sciences60
Economy143
Electric motors14
Electric traction1
Electrical engineering1
Electricity generation2
Electronics148
Emergency medical care3
Energy industry9
Engines11
English1
Environment17
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development1
European Union1
Finances104
Fish farming pisciculture1
Food industry1
Foreign trade11
Foundry1
Furniture1
General296
Government, administration and public services1
Health care13
High energy physics9
Immigration and citizenship4
Industry37
Information technology82
Insurance15
Intelligence and security services1
International Monetary Fund9
International trade5
Investment1
Labor law5
Law54
Life sciences22
Lighting other than cinema3
Magnetics1
Management1
Marketing19
Materials science5
Mathematics7
Measuring instruments45
Mechanic engineering64
Medical89
Metallurgy67
Microelectronics1
Microsoft29
Mining3
Municipal planning2
Nanotechnology1
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation18
Natural sciences6
Nautical1
Non-governmental organizations3
Nuclear and fusion power1
Nuclear physics10
Obsolete / dated4
Patents5
Pharmacy and pharmacology8
Physical sciences1
Physics94
Politics10
Polygraphy11
Power electronics11
Power lines4
Power system protection1
Procedural law4
Programming2
Psychology2
Radio5
Rail transport2
Refrigeration10
Research and development2
Risk Management1
Satellite communications1
Security systems1
Social science1
Sound recording2
Statistics16
Stock Exchange2
Surveying2
Taxes23
Technology115
Telecommunications3
Telegraphy8
Telephony1
Textile industry8
Thermal Energy3
Transport82
Weapons and gunsmithing6
Work flow7
Радиоактивное излучение24
Радиография3