point out; instruction; directive
Meanings
3 senses · 9 examplesverb
to point out; to indicate; to show
Used for physically pointing something out, or for grammatical terms like demonstrative pronouns.
The tour guide pointed out the distant mountain peak to us.
"This" and "that" are demonstrative pronouns.
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Please indicate the correct direction.
verb
to instruct; to direct; to give orders
formalUsed in formal or hierarchical contexts, such as in workplaces or organizations.
The bureau chief instructed us that we must complete the task on schedule.
The general manager clearly directed the focus of the next phase of work.
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The teacher instructed the students on how to revise their papers.
noun
instruction; directive; order
formalRefers to the content of the instruction itself, often in written form.
We must strictly carry out the directives from our superiors.
This document contains clear instructions from the board of directors.
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Please take action immediately upon receiving the written directive.