guide
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1.0
- noun
- /ɡaɪd/
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guía
- And we had to have a Nepalese guide pick us up.
- a tour guide
- serve as a guide
- act as a guide
He was the mentor, the coach, the guide, the protector, everything.
- He was the mentor, the coach, the guide, the protector, everything.
- Halfway through this journey, the guide invites us to meet a Yogi.
- And we had to have a Nepalese guide pick us up.
- Meet Deary, she will be your guide once you're on the inside.
- I'm here to be your spiritual guide and help you any way I can.
- Juliet is the guide in Romeo and Juliet.
- And then there's always those guides that sort of will take you into the world.
- And she provided that for me as well as being my guide to body sensations.
- And he, my, my guide, the, my driver stops.
Examples
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And Joe will be your guide throughout this throughout this process.
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She was a tour guide at a tiny vineyard in Northern California.
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I talked to my travel guide last night.
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Our guide in the wild.
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Do you want me to be your tour guide?
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Meet Deary, she will be your guide once you're on the inside.
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Halfway through this journey, the guide invites us to meet a Yogi.
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Back at Saint Cârța he was our guide.
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She was a tour guide at a small vineyard in Northern California, sharing stories about the wine-making process.
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During our hike, the guide pointed out various plant species native to the region.
Synonyms
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2.2
A person who shows tourists around places and explains what they see
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4.2
A person who plans and guides the route of a ship or plane
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6.8
A person who finds a safe way through unknown or difficult land
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4.2
A person who leads and helps people on trips to find wild animals
A person who leads a group and shows the way
Antonyms
Compounds
- UK
A fossil that lived in many places for a short time and shows the age of rock layers
- Jargon
A metal plate with a long slot that helps control a climbing rope by holding a carabiner
- Specialized
A word at the top of a dictionary page showing the first or last entry on that page
- Indian
A small African and Asian bird that eats honey and wax from bees and leads people to bee nests
How Knowledgeable
Surface Forms
Etymology
Guide comes from Old French guider, which came from an old German word meaning 'to show the way'. So a guide is literally someone who 'shows the way', which explains why we call a person who leads or helps others a guide.