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1. (adj.) directional
of, pertaining to, or indicating direction.
2. directional
adapted for determining the direction of signals received, or for transmitting signals in a given direction:
a directional antenna.
3. directional
of, pertaining to, or providing guidance or leadership.
Etymology: (1605–15)
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| Definition of 'directional' |
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1. (adj) directional
relating to or indicating directions in space
"a directional microphone"
2. (adj) directional
relating to direction toward a (nonspatial) goal
"he tried to explain the directional trends of modern science"
3. (adj) directing, directional, directive, guiding
showing the way by conducting or leading; imposing direction on
"felt his mother's directing arm around him"; "the directional role of science on industrial progress"
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Sense: the act of aiming or turning (something or someone) towards a certain point.
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Afrikaans: leidend, rigtinggewend |
Arabic: تَوجيهي، إتِّجاهي |
Bulgarian: .който показва посока |
Brazilian: direcional |
Czech: řídící |
German: Richtungs... |
Danish: retningsbestemt; retnings |
Greek: κατευθυντήριος |
Spanish: direccional |
Estonian: suunaline |
Farsi: جهت دار |
Finnish: suunta- |
French: directionnel |
Hebrew: כִּיווּנִי |
Hindi: दिशात्मक |
Croatian: koji daje smjer, uputni |
Hungarian: irány- |
Indonesian: menurut petunjuk |
Icelandic: leiðbeinandi |
Italian: direzionale |
Japanese: 方向の |
Korean: 방향의 |
Lithuanian: kryptinis |
Latvian: virziena- |
Malay: kearah |
Dutch: richting-, gericht |
Norwegian: retnings- |
Polish: kierunkowy |
Persian: جهت دار |
Pashto: مخه لرونكى، جهت لرونكى |
Portuguese: direccional |
Romanian: direcţional |
Russian: направленный |
Slovak: riadiaci |
Slovenian: usmerjevalen |
Serbian: usmeren |
Swedish: ledande, lednings- |
Thai: เกี่ยวกับทิศทาง |
Turkish: yöne ait, yönsel |
Taiwanese: 方向的 |
Ukrainian: спрямований |
Urdu: ہدایت سے متعلق |
Vietnamese: định hướng |
Chinese: 方向的 |
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