direkt
direct; straight; immediate
English translations
- 01
directly
Word details
- German meaning
- Das Wort „direkt“ bedeutet, dass etwas ohne Umwege oder Verzögerungen geschieht oder gesagt wird.
- English meaning
- direct
- Synonym
- unmittelbar, gerade
- German example
- Ich bin direkt nach Hause gegangen.
- English example
- I went directly home.
- Comparative
- direkterSuperlative: am direktesten
- Opposite of
- directindirekt / mittelbar
Related words
- Direktorin
female director
- Direktorin
headmistress
- direktional
directional
- Vizedirektor
Vice President
- direktional
Directional
- direktiv
Directive
- Direktorin
Director
- Direktor
Director
- Direktübertragung
live broadcast
- Direktion
Management
- Zirkusdirektorin
Circus director (female)
- Vizedirektor
Deputy director
- Zirkusdirektor
Circus director
- bidirektional
Bidirectional
- indirekt
Indirect
- nahelegen
to suggest
- türlos
Doorless
- transitiv
Transitive
- unmittelbar
Immediate means directly, without delay or detours.
- naturbelassen
Natural
- haussieren
To peddle means to sell goods or services directly at the doorstep or to promote them aggressively.
- grillieren
to grill
- angrenzend
adjacent
- Gleichstrom
Direct current
- Assistent
assistant
- Doppelpunkt
Colon
- adjazent
Adjacent
- akephal
Acephalous
- amitotisch
Amitotic refers to a type of cell division where the nucleus divides directly without the typical phases of mitosis.
- vorgelegt
Submitted means to have presented or submitted something for review or decision.
- kurzschliessen
To short-circuit
- uneigentlich
Figurative
- biereifrig
Eager for beer
- epifaszial
Epifascial
- fabrikneu
"Brand new" means that something is new and unused, coming directly from the factory.
- kollateral
Collateral
- geradlinig
Straightforward
- klageberechtigt
Entitled to sue
- hemdsärmelig
informal, unceremonious, down-to-earth
- unterschwellig
subliminal
- periphrastisch
Periphrastic
- filterlos
Without filter
- hautnah
Up close and personal
- euphemistisch
Euphemistic
- Idiom
idiom
- berufen
To appoint, to call
- Abwärme
waste heat
- auf den Zahn fühlen
To feel someone out means to question them carefully and indirectly to find out their true intentions or opinions.
Example sentences with “direkt”
Er antwortete direkt auf meine Frage. (He answered directly to my question.)
Frequently asked questions
Can 'direkt' be used as an adverb?
Yes, 'direkt' functions as both an adjective and an adverb without changing its form.