Что означает direct на английском языке и каково определение direct?

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0 going straight from one place to another without turning or stopping -- прямой
- We went by the most direct route.
1 with no other person or thing involved or between -- прямой
- There is a direct link between smoking and cancer.
2 saying clearly and honestly what you think -- прямой
- a direct answer
3 going straight from one place to another without turning or stopping -- прямо, непосредственно
- Several airlines now fly direct to Vancouver.
4 to tell the actors in a film or play what to do -- режиссировать, ставить фильм или пьесу
- a film directed by Alfred Hitchcock
5 to aim something at someone or something -- направлять что-либо против/на кого-либо
- The demonstrators' anger was directed at the police.
6 to show or tell someone how to get to a place -- показывать дорогу
- Can you direct me to the manager's office please?
7 to organize and control the way something is done -- руководить
- He directed the building of the new art gallery.
8 to officially order someone to do something -- давать указание, велеть
- They directed us not to discuss the matter.

We do not see this approach as conflicting with biological theories of psychopathology but rather as an effort at directing attention to possible integration.
Both aspects are directed and energized by the motivation to act on the preferred option.
A vaccine directed against salivary components appears promising.
The result is negative because of the inwardly directed force.
The magnetic field is directed into the paper and the electron drift velocity is to the right.
All of my concentration, in the rehearsal, the performance, and in subsequent reflection, was directed towards these physical efforts.
Shopkeepers also directed their attention to department stores and mail-order firms.
If so, one might contemplate a broader regulation covering public speech that is directed at large groups as well as speech directed at particular individuals.