directly
నేరుగా
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.
example
The attractive prices make most travellers go 'directly' to the shopping centre as soon as they have separated from their luggage.
Measurements and data were obtained 'directly' after the instant photographs were taken.
I went 'directly' after breakfast
she fell asleep 'directly' she got into bed
the decisions 'directly' affect people's health
This is a remarkable story, written clearly and 'directly' .
We may skip the hocus-pocus part of the article and go 'directly' to its conclusions.
He turned 'directly' towards me and firmly planted both feet together with a small smile.
After a while of walking and thinking, the two of them had stopped 'directly' before the restaurant.
The pieces of fish were definitely thrown 'directly' from the freezer onto the plate.
The report concludes that they contribute 'directly' to the high bed occupancy and blocked access to acute beds.
Make a mental note of times when you communicated your needs simply and 'directly' .
The grill of her car gently tapped his lower half as it finally rolled to a complete stop 'directly' in front of him.
The video is hilarious, ultra-sexy and yet manages to speak honestly and 'directly' about a sensitive and important issue.
he's 'directly' opposed to them
the money will go 'directly' to the charity
McLeish was asked why the Frenchman had not simply flown 'directly' to England, rather than using Glasgow as a connecting airport.
The new Cabinet was sworn in 'directly' after the conclusion of the vote.
He soon discovers a newly opened video store operating 'directly' across the road and decides to investigate.
they have 'directly' opposed views
All of these issues aside, we are responsible for making decisions that 'directly' affect our aircraft.
Such signs of weakness are best challenged immediately, 'directly' , simply.
Two Libyan students who live 'directly' under the flat where Stephen Oake was murdered were allowed to return for the first time last night.
I'd never been asked so 'directly' , so simply, not since I was a child.
Follow the waymarked path straight ahead heading 'directly' for the right-hand side of the farm below.
call them 'directly' before your visit
The monks tend to respond to their questioners simply and 'directly' .
Fortunately, we don't have to deal 'directly' with the credit union much more than once a quarter.
And the markets are increasingly being used to supply hotels, restaurants and even schools 'directly' .
the houses 'directly' opposite
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