directly
સીધા
definition
adverb
they went directly to the restaurant
without changing direction or stopping.
the decisions directly affect people's health
with nothing or no one in between.
conjunction
she fell asleep directly she got into bed
as soon as.
translation of 'directly'
સીધી રીતે,
તાબડતોબ,
તરતોતરત,
વિના વિલંબે,
પરબારું,
પ્રત્યક્ષ રીતે
example
the decisions 'directly' affect people's health
In the first place, Bane and Mead agree that theological premises do not 'directly' yield policy conclusions.
In an instant she stood 'directly' before him, her eyes blazing up into his face.
Jesus speaks of God as Father simply and 'directly' , without any of the qualifying phrases which were often used to safeguard the transcendence of God.
Once up and running, the Government funds them 'directly' and the sponsor controls the academy independently of the local authority.
At certain times, most people find it difficult to communicate honestly, 'directly' and openly with other people.
The family were living in the rented house because their own house, 'directly' opposite the rented house, was under renovation.
We arrived at the restaurant and were 'directly' taken to the table I had called up and reserved a few nights before.
The new Cabinet was sworn in 'directly' after the conclusion of the vote.
The grill of her car gently tapped his lower half as it finally rolled to a complete stop 'directly' in front of him.
Now the audience is shown clearly and 'directly' what you can expect if you win.
'directly' opposite the post office
I recognised her 'directly' I saw her
Christian then told officers that he immediately flew 'directly' to Thailand and went straight to Pattaya.
they went 'directly' to the restaurant
Evan would fall completely silent whenever Jeff was around, and Jeff never once addressed him 'directly' .
This is a remarkable story, written clearly and 'directly' .
the houses 'directly' opposite
It feels like stepping into one's office 'directly' from the breakfast table.
any travel 'directly' related to the post
Fortunately, we don't have to deal 'directly' with the credit union much more than once a quarter.
she fell asleep 'directly' she got into bed
Around 500 workers at the complex employed either 'directly' by Scottish Coal or through contractors have lost their jobs.
They would sandwich it, and as soon as the Dark ship was 'directly' in between the two Allied ships, one of them would fire.
she spoke simply and 'directly'
Only in a couple of instances was flooding 'directly' linked to unusual or extreme rainfall or a storm.
they have 'directly' opposed views
She was neither muscled nor cruel, but yet had an exacting eye for detail and always spoke 'directly' and bluntly.
His eyes tried desperately to adjust to the light, and soon found a ray of light 'directly' underneath his eyes.
I went 'directly' after breakfast
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