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direction
Word family
di·rec·tion /dəˈrekʃən, daɪ-/ ●●● S1 W1 noun
1 towards 朝,向 [countableC]DIRECTION the way something or someone moves, faces, or is aimed 方向
in the direction of something
from the direction of something
in a southerly/easterly etc direction
Register
他们往哪里走了？ | Which direction is north? → Which way is north? 哪个方向是北？
In everyday English, people usually use which way ...? when asking where something is rather than using the noun direction: 在日常英语中,询问方向一般说 which way ...? ,而不用名词 direction
Which direction did they go in? → Which way did they go?他们往哪里走了？ | Which direction is north? → Which way is north? 哪个方向是北？
2 directions [plural]INSTRUCTIONSWAY/ROUTE
b) instructions about what to do 用法说明，操作指南
Examples from the Corpus
3 way STH develops 事情发展的趋势 [countableC]WAY/MANNER the general way in which someone or something changes or develops 趋向，趋势
move/head/go in the right direction
5 where from or where to 来源或去向 [countableC]DIRECTION where something comes from or where something leads 方向
7. film/play 电影/戏剧 [uncountableU]AMF the instructions given to the actors and other people working on a film, play etc 〔电影、戏剧等导演的〕指导，指示
→ a step in the right direction at step1(2)n COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 1: the way something or someone moves, faces, or is aimed
verbs
go in a direction
I can give you a lift if you're going in my direction.
move/head in a direction
We followed the other passengers heading in the direction of passport control.
look/glance in a direction
She looked in the direction that Jeremy was pointing.
face (in) a direction
The men were facing the direction from which they expected the attack.
change direction (=start to go in a different direction)
adjectivesSuddenly the birds changed direction.
the right/wrong direction
Are you sure this is the right direction for Shipton?
the opposite direction
The car crashed into a truck that was coming in the opposite direction.
a southerly/westerly etc direction
phrasesA strong wind was blowing from an easterly direction.
in each/every direction (also in all directions)
At the top of the tower there are splendid views in every direction.
in both directions
The traffic in both directions on the motorway wasn't moving at all.
in different directions
They said goodbye and walked off in different directions.
in the general direction of something (=approximately where something is)
He pointed in the general direction of the village.
in a clockwise/anticlockwise direction (=like or unlike the movement of the hands of a clock)
All movement on a roundabout is in a clockwise direction.
a sense of direction (=the ability to judge which way you should be going)
Do you have a good sense of direction?
the direction of movement/travel/flow etc
It was hard work rowing against the direction of flow.
n COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 2:
verbs
give somebody directions
Luke's given me directions to his house.
follow directions
You can't get lost if you follow my directions.
ask (somebody) for directions
Let's stop and ask someone for directions.
get directions (=ask someone for directions)
adjectivesI went into a petrol station to get directions.
clear/good
His directions were very clear and easy to follow.
Examples from the Corpus
direction• Quartz is strongly bonded in all directions and has no good cleavage.• Frightened by the sound of footsteps, the rabbits ran off in all directions.• Whatever the circumstances, reporting means learning new skills, taking new directions, having more room to grow.• It points the way to new directions for the late 1980s and 1990s.• The plane was traveling in a northeasterly direction when it was hit by lightning.• Officials have complained that there is a lack of direction in the mayor's office.• Tornadoes usually form when rising warm, moist air rotates, as winds from opposite directions collide.• Bill marched off angrily in the opposite direction.• It can not be repeated too often - don't develop a bias towards one particular attitude or direction.• I was hoping he wouldn't look in our direction and notice us sitting there.• We're going in the right direction now - I can see the main road up ahead.• The moons all move around the planet in the same direction.• This decision could determine the direction in which our lives will move.• The sound of shots came from the direction of the compound, a quarter of a mile away.• The two young men headed off in the direction of Central Park.• Hencke shone the torch in the direction of the sound.• The ride in the air transporter had been bumpy due to air missiles fired in their direction.• Did you see which direction they went?
in a southerly/easterly etc direction• Do you think you could pull me up and then point me in an easterly direction once we're outside?• They are mopping up in a southerly direction.• Two split off and went in a southerly direction.
new/different/exciting etc direction• In a fan experiment, other dishes are put at the same distance as the original dish, but in different directions.• They wanted him to take the company in new directions, and his brief was an open-ended one.• The banks of the river move; water flows in new directions.• But research by Bill Frey of the University of Michigan suggests that they are now going in different directions.• But we were moving in different directions and it had been clear for some while that we stayed together out of habit.• They tended, however, to go off in different directions.• For Oz the tide floated the magazine off the mudbank of media obsessions and into new directions.• On the other hand, no new direction was immediately apparent.
from a direction• That is, time is imaginary and is indistinguishable from directions in space.• Imaginary time is indistinguishable from directions in space.
di·rec·tion noun →REGISTER1 →n COLLOCATIONS1
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