direct
adjectiveUK /dəˈrekt/
US /dəˈrekt/
Going straight to a place or person without stopping.
We took a direct flight from London to New York.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. To show someone the way or tell them what to do.
She directed the visitors to the main hall.
3. Saying exactly what you mean in a clear, honest way.
He gave a direct answer to the question.
4. To be in charge of a play, film, or group.
My uncle will direct the school play this year.