Directly

Definition

directly /dǝ'rektli, dÇ-, daÇ-/ adv ၁။ ေျဖာင့္ေျဖာင့္။ တည့္တည့္။ တိတိက်က်။ တိုက္႐ိုက္။ He looked directly at us. ❍ She's directly responsible to the boss. ❍ It's directly opposite the church. ၂။ (က) ခ်က္ခ်င္း။ အလ်င္အျမန္။ She didn't answer directly but sat silently for a few moments. (ခ) မၾကာမီ။ တစ္ခဏအတြင္း။ ခ်က္ခ်င္း။ ခုပဲ။ Tell them I'll be there directly. conj …လွ်င္…ခ်င္း။ I went home directly I had finished work.

Examples

1. I prefer to deal directly with the manager.
2. I am holding you directly responsible for this.
3. This will contribute directly to the strength of the economy.
4. Many problems can be directly linked to the decline in manufacturing.
5. His British lawyer arrived at Frankfurt airport this morning and went directly to the prison.
6. Patrick took Jane by the elbows and looked directly into her eyes.
7. The post office is directly opposite the town hall.
8. There was no light on in the room directly above.
9. Jackson avoided saying directly that he disapproved of the proposals.
10. He left the office directly after the meeting.
11. The manager will be with you directly.