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dīrĭgo
transitive and intransitive verb III conjugation

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1 to arrange, to set in line, to set in direction
2 to align
3 to set in order
4 military to form up, to fall in
5 (boundary) to mark or to fix
6 to demarcate
7 to straighten (out)
8 to level
9 to square (up)
10 to turn, to point
11 (word and attention) to direct
12 to bring proceedings
13 to end word with inflexion

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Locutions, idioms and examples

cogitationes ad aliquid dirigo || ea ad veritatem derigit || cursum dirigo || aciem derigo or dirigo = to deploy the army (in a certain direction) || aciem ad aliquem dirigo = to turn the eyes towards someone || ad regulam aliquid dirigo || volnera dirigo || ad veritatem dirigo || alicui hastam dirigo || vulnera dirigo || arcum dirigo in aliquem || ad duas metas dirigere = to aim for two goals || aciem derigit simplicem = he made the deployment along one line || ad Nesida derexi praecisurus omnes sinus || ad illius similitudinem manum dirigebat = he directed his hand to adjust to that one || qua te ducit via, derige gressum || ad alicuius rei similitudinem artem et manum dirigo = to direct one's own talent and hand to grasp the similarity to something || ad nocturnos ignes cursum dirigo || ad certam rationis normam vitam derigo = to lead life following a rule of inflexible doctrine || ad litora Apolloniatium cursum dirigo atque eo naves eicio = to set course for the coast of Apollonia and have you board their ships || Antonius in verbis eligendis nihil non ad rationem dirigebat || attolle te et quotiens lacrimae suboriuntur oculis tuis totiens illos in Caesarem dirige