Object

• film: George Lucas shows that, finally, he has learned something about how to direct a film.

• antibody: Antibodies directed against the envelope of SIV do not neutralize HIV and vise versa.

• choir: It is hard to believe that a disk of this standard could have emanated from a voluntary choir directed by an undergraduate student.

• inquiry: Please direct any enquiries concerning individual talks to the organizers of the appropriate seminar series.

Preposition: onto

• retina: The image directed onto the retina is then sent along to the brain where it is processed, like developing a camera film.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• buy: Buy these books direct from Amazon; or visit our bookshop to browse through a large range of Scottish books and maps.

• send: If you are currently at school or college your LEA will send application forms direct to your school or college.

Modifies a noun

• debit: Payments made by monthly direct debit are subject to an interest charge.

• payment: To get direct payments, you need to have a social worker, who will assess you for the support you need.

• sunlight: This hybrid form is designed to minimize the surface area exposed to direct sunlight.

• marketing: EU Regulations on Direct Marketing There are many European Directives with relevance to the DM industry.

• link: With new direct links to many major European cities, Riga has now opened its doors to the European tourist.

• access: This in part is due to the lack of direct access from ward PCs to the hospital pharmacy.

Used with adjective complement

• emailed: The story can be emailed direct from the BBC site.

• deliver: You'll find the same quality and value - plus all the convenience of having your shopping delivered direct to your door.

• fly: Do any low-cost airlines fly direct from the UK to Croatia?

• send: Your glasses will be sent direct to your home.

• sell: Please note, as trade only distributors we do not sell direct to the general public.

• apply: The volume setting is a gain applied direct to the signal.

Preposition: from

• publisher: We buy videos either direct from the publishers or from long established wholesalers.