to guide
255
2.7
- verb
- /ɡaɪd/
:
orientar
- He uses his special gift to guide his clients through their worries about love, money and the future.
- guide students
- guide decisions
- guiding principle
What's your inner motivation and and what has guided you on on your path?
- What's your inner motivation and and what has guided you on on your path?
- Instead the ethical inhabits the person and guides and orients them.
- How we talk about ourselves will also guide how we go through the world.
- The, the type of person that you are guides how you make decisions.
- So a very influential hypothesis which has guided my thinking.
- Knowing that's what he wants, I'm spending extra time with him to guide him in that direction.
- Pray about it, talk to God, let God guide you.
- And I think having the habits and the rituals and the routines guide me in that process.
- And let's just keep going and keep making progress and trust that He can guide you to what is best for you.
- You know, mostly I just say that I try to help people, advise people, guide people.
Examples
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She will guide you through the entire process to ensure you succeed.
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Knowing that's what he wants, I'm spending extra time with him to guide him in that direction.
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How we talk about ourselves will also guide how we go through the world.
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The individuals you see before you will help me guide my campaign.
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I want to help you, help guide you through it to get to where you belong, right?
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And so we cannot avoid discussing the values that will guide that choice.
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Values and how they can both guide and restrict the way that we operate.
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How will you use the formative assessment data to guide the rest of this lesson?
Academic text (2011) -
Within the academic realm, it will guide curriculum revisions and even retention patterns.
Academic text (2011) -
Using a simple outline to guide the reflective comments can broaden the observer's perspective.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
∞
3.6
To cause someone to want to do something strongly
∞
2.3
Give someone support and confidence so they try or keep doing something
958
1.1
To urge someone to do something or try harder
821
2.9
To direct an action or message at people
437
3.5
Make someone want to do something
304
1.5
To direct remarks or products at a particular group
224
1.6
To guide the direction of something, like a car or a conversation
45
4.7
To make someone want to do something
Help a person or company reach success
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 Forceful
307
2.7
376
1.9
224
1.6
255
2.7
∞
2.3
24
4.1
∞
1.6
Surface Forms
Etymology
Guide comes from Old French guider, which came from an old German word meaning 'to show the way'. So to guide someone or something is to direct them toward a goal or choice, in other words to 'show the way' in decisions and actions.