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Definition of guide on - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
route leadinglead or direct someone along a path
- He will guide on the hiking trail.
2.
map useuse something as a reference for direction
- She guided on the map to find the route.
Expressions with guide on
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person who helps others learn without controlling them
The teacher acted as a guide on the side.
Terms with guide on included in their meaning
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instruction
brief guide on completing a specific task
education
video or text guide on a specific topic
organization management
group formed to plan oversee or guide work on a specific project
technology
based mainly on structured abstract models that guide actions or decisions
machinery
guide on a lathe to steady work
health
medical field that uses lab tests on body samples to guide care
tools
loop of linked cutting teeth running on a powered saw guide bar
Internet
guide published on the World Wide Web
guide
comprehensive guide or book on a subject
Examples of guide on in a sentence
They guide on the museum visits. He guided on the stars to navigate the desert. Pilots often guide on instruments during flights.
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- French:guider, se repérer à l'aide de, ...
- German:führen, sich orientieren an, ...
- Italian:guidare su, orientarsi, ...
- Spanish:guiar en, guiarse por, ...
- Portuguese:guiar, orientar-se por, ...
- Chinese:引导, 指引, ...
- Japanese:案内する, 頼る, ...
- Arabic:أَرْشَدَ, اِسْتَرْشَدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַדְרִיךְ בַּדֶּרֶךְ, לְהֵיעָזֵר לְנִיוּוּט, ...
- Russian:вести, ориентироваться, ...
- Ukrainian:вести, орієнтуватися, ...
- Hindi:मार्गदर्शन करना, सहारा लेना, ...
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