dirigir

Meaning

1. to direct
2. to lead, guide, conduct
3. to steer
4. (pronominal) (+ a) to address, direct to
5. (pronominal) (+ a) to head, to make one's way, to head over

Concepts

direct

lead

conduct

guide

head

address

manage

aim

run

point

steer

drive

boss

send

govern

operate

rule

supervise

turn

control

ram

chair

remit

submit

transmit

concentrate

dedicate

hacia-at

to

fly

keep

pilot

preside

bend

superintend

wend

command

administer

bring

correct

straighten

monitor

show

channel

edit

redact

engineer

mastermind

orchestrate

organise

organize

will

moderate

place

target

take

take aim

train

level

force

stage direct

channelise

channelize

maneuver

manoeuver

manoeuvre

marshal

chairman

draw

handle

navigate

Hyphenated as

di‧ri‧gir

Pronounced as (IPA)

/diɾiˈxiɾ/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin dīrigere (“steer, direct”).