Collocations with "direct"

121 collocations found

Categories

ADJECTIVE + NOUN(46)VERB + NOUN(7)ADVERB + VERB(3)ADJECTIVE + violation(1)VERB + venom (hatred)(1)ADJECTIVE + transmission(1)ADJECTIVE + transfer (noun)(1)VERB + THRILLER(1)ADJECTIVE + taxation(1)ADJECTIVE + tax(1)ADJECTIVE + NOUN (help and encouragement)(1)ADJECTIVE + supervision(1)ADJECTIVE + superior (noun)(1)ADJECTIVE + sun(1)ADJECTIVE + subsidy(1)ADJECTIVE + stake(1)ADJECTIVE + shipment(1)adjective + route(1)ADJECTIVE + questioning(1)ADJECTIVE + PARALLEL(1)ADJECTIVE + outcome(1)ADJECTIVE + opposite(1)ADJECTIVE + observation (examination)(1)VERB + movie(1)ADJECTIVE + method(1)VERB + masterfully(1)ADJECTIVE + marketing(1)ADVERB + mail (verb)(1)ADJECTIVE + mail(1)ADJECTIVE + line(1)ADJECTIVE + knowledge(1)ADJECTIVE + involvement(1)ADJECTIVE + NOUN (of time/knowledge/ideas)(1)ADJECTIVE + IMITATION(1)ADJECTIVE + NOUN (act of hitting)(1)adjective + heir(1)VERB + gaze(1)ADJECTIVE + gaze(1)VERB + FURY(1)ADJECTIVE + forerunner(1)ADJECTIVE + NOUN (trip by air)(1)ADJECTIVE + feedback(1)Use of resources: ADJECTIVE + NOUN(1)ADJECTIVE + experience (knowledge/skill)(1)ADJECTIVE + evidence(1)ADJECTIVE + descent(1)ADJECTIVE+NOUN(1)ADJECTIVE + defiance(1)ADJECTIVE + NOUN (electric current)(1)ADJECTIVE + correspondence (describing connection)(1)ADJECTIVE + control (power over sb/sth)(1)ADJECTIVE + contravention(1)ADJECTIVE + contrast(1)ADJECTIVE + contradiction(1)ADJECTIVE + continuation(1)ADJECTIVE + consequence(1)ADJECTIVE + confrontation(1)ADJECTIVE + competitor (in business)(1)VERB + beam(1)ADV. + adjective(1)VERB + attention (Giving, Getting & Directing Focus)(1)ADJECTIVE + association(1)ADJECTIVE + assault (military/verbal attack)(1)ADJECTIVE + ancestor(1)ADJECTIVE + ALLUSION(1)ADJECTIVE(1)VERB + acquittal(1)ADVERB + ADJECTIVE(1)
direct contrast

a clear and opposing difference

contrast7.0
direct counterpart

Refers to something that corresponds exactly.

counterpart7.0
direct dealings

Interactions that occur face-to-face or without intermediaries.

dealings7.0
direct dialogue

A straightforward conversation without intermediaries.

dialogue7.0
gaze7.0
direct hit

a hit that strikes the target precisely

hit7.0
direct method

A method that proceeds straight to the point without deviation.

method7.0
direct parallel

a very clear and obvious similarity

parallel7.0
direct proof

Evidence that directly supports a fact, without needing inference.

proof7.0
direct question

A straightforward question without ambiguity.

question7.0
direct questioning

Asking questions in a straightforward and unambiguous manner.

questioning7.0
direct a thriller

to be the director of a thriller movie

thriller7.0
transmission7.0
direct violation

An action that straightforwardly and clearly breaches a specific rule or agreement.

violation7.0
direct implication

A consequence that follows without any intermediate steps.

implication6.9
direct knowledge

Knowledge gained from personal experience.

knowledge6.9
direct request

a request made in a straightforward and unambiguous way

request6.9
direct accountability

A clear and unbroken line of responsibility.

accountability6.8
direct allusion

An allusion that is stated explicitly.

allusion6.8
direct defiance

Indicates a clear and unambiguous act of refusing to obey.

defiance6.8
direct fury at

to aim your anger at a specific person or thing

fury6.8
direct input

contribution provided personally and without intermediaries

input6.8
direct replacement

an identical or compatible item that can replace another

replacement6.8
skilfully direct

to guide the course of something with skill

skilfully6.8
direct subsidy

a subsidy paid directly to a person or company

subsidy6.8
refreshingly direct

used to emphasize a pleasant and surprising degree of honesty or directness.

refreshingly6.7
direct shipment

A shipment sent straight from the manufacturer to the retailer or customer, bypassing the distributor.

shipment6.7
direct outcome

A result that is caused by something without any other factors involved.

outcome6.6
direct acquittal

Used when a judge commands the jury to acquit the defendant.

acquittal6.5