英语词汇direct的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

direct /dəˈrekt, dɪˈrekt, ˌdaɪˈrekt◂/ adjective done without any other people, actions, or processes coming betweennounsdirect access Very few people have direct access to the president.direct contact The disease is only spread by direct contact between people. | I’ve heard he’s well, but haven’t been in direct contact with him for months.a direct link/connection There is a direct link between poverty and ill-health.a direct relationship Performing live helps build a direct relationship between a band and its fans.a direct effect/impact These government spending cuts will have a direct impact on children’s lives. | Your level of education has a direct effect on your income.a direct result/consequence The decision to close the hospital is a direct result of government policy. | Many illnesses here are a direct consequence of bad diet. a direct influence/bearing The price of a barrel of oil has a direct bearing on the price drivers pay at the pumps.direct evidence There is no direct evidence that the substance causes cancer.direct control The Bank of England has direct control over interest rates.direct experience He had no direct experience of managing a football club before he took over here.THESAURUS: direct → honest

词组	direct
释义	direct /dəˈrekt, dɪˈrekt, ˌdaɪˈrekt◂/ adjective done without any other people, actions, or processes coming betweennounsdirect access Very few people have direct access to the president.direct contact The disease is only spread by direct contact between people. \| I’ve heard he’s well, but haven’t been in direct contact with him for months.a direct link/connection There is a direct link between poverty and ill-health.a direct relationship Performing live helps build a direct relationship between a band and its fans.a direct effect/impact These government spending cuts will have a direct impact on children’s lives. \| Your level of education has a direct effect on your income.a direct result/consequence The decision to close the hospital is a direct result of government policy. \| Many illnesses here are a direct consequence of bad diet. a direct influence/bearing The price of a barrel of oil has a direct bearing on the price drivers pay at the pumps.direct evidence There is no direct evidence that the substance causes cancer.direct control The Bank of England has direct control over interest rates.direct experience He had no direct experience of managing a football club before he took over here.THESAURUS: direct → honest
随便看	prosecution prospect prospective prosperous protect protection protective protest protester proud prove provide provisional provocation provoke psyche psychological pub public publication publicity publish pudding pull pulse