dirigir in Spanish: to direct, to lead, to manage (verb)

Translation

to direct, to lead, to manage

Word origin

From Latin dirigere ('to direct, to guide, to align'), from di- plus regere ('to guide, to rule').

Verb type-ir irregular (g>j)

Irregular verb. A full conjugation table for irregular verbs is coming soon. For now, use a reference like Wordreference or RAE.

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She manages a very big company.

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The teacher led the class calmly.

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I do not know to whom I should address this letter.

dirigirnos .

We are going to head to the park now.

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The doctor has been running the hospital for years.

director

director, manager, headteacher

dirección

address, direction, management

llevar

to carry, to take, to wear, to have been (duration)

decir

to say, to tell

trabajar

to work

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