Question 1

What is the etymology of thr French word "diriger"?

Accepted Answer

from Latin dirigere (to straighten, put in a straight line, align, arrange), 'dispose, order', 'direct, turn, conform, regulate', 'send, address', whose past participle directus has given 'right' in French.

Question 2

What does "diriger" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

To lead by exercising power or command.
To regulate the execution of an action, to organize it.
To command, administer an organization, an institution.
To exercise authority over a group.
To exercise intellectual or moral authority.
To orient in a certain direction or to a certain side.
To guide towards a given point.
To set or send in a direction.
To pursue, accuse.
To go towards.
To find the right direction, to find one's way.

Question 3

What is the translation of "diriger" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

dirigir

Question 4

How to translate "diriger" into german?

Accepted Answer

leiten

Question 5

What is the translation of "diriger" into english?

Accepted Answer

direct

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