Dirigiré (en. I will direct)

/di.riˈxi.ɾe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To make something or someone follow a direction or a course.

I will direct the project to ensure its success.

Dirigiré el proyecto para asegurar su éxito.

To take charge of a group or organization.

I will lead the work team in tomorrow’s meeting.

Dirigiré el equipo de trabajo en la reunión de mañana.

To indicate the path or the way to act.

The teacher will guide the students during the activity.

El profesor dirigirá a los estudiantes durante la actividad.

To lead a film or theater play.

I will direct the new play that will premiere next month.

Dirigiré la nueva obra que se estrenará el próximo mes.

From the Latin 'dirigere', which means 'to straighten, to guide'.

to address someone

To speak with someone, especially to initiate a conversation.

dirigir la palabra

to aim

To adjust the aim when shooting.

dirigir el tiro

to direct the course

To control or manage the progress of a process or project.

dirigir el curso

director

A person who directs a company, film, etc.

director

direction

The action of directing or the place to which something is guided.

dirección

directed

That has been guided or managed by someone.

dirigido

To give instructions in an authoritative manner.

Don’t direct me like that, speak to me with respect.

No me dirijas así, háblame con respeto.

To lead a group with charisma.

That guy knows how to lead people, everyone follows him.

Ese tipo sabe dirigir a la gente, todos lo siguen.