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Meaning guide meaning

What does guide mean?
Definitions in simple English

guide Noun

— a document or book that offers information or instruction; guidebook. — a sign that guides people; guidepost. — any marking or object that catches a person's attention for quick reference. — a device that guides part of a machine, or guides motion or action. — a spirit thought to speak through a medium. — a member of a group marching in formation who sets the pattern of movement for the rest.

guide Verb

— to serve as a guide for someone or something. — to steer or navigate. — to use control or influence over someone or something. — to supervise the education of someone. — To act as a guide.

guide

— verb (= direct) direct the course; determine the direction of travelling — verb (= lead, take, conduct) take somebody somewhere We lead him to our chief can you take me to the main entrance? He conducted us to the palace — verb (= steer) be a guiding or motivating force or drive The teacher steered the gifted students towards the more challenging courses — noun someone who shows the way by leading or advising — noun (= usher) someone employed to conduct others — noun (= guidebook) something that offers basic information or instruction — noun (= template) a model or standard for making comparisons — noun a structure or marking that serves to direct the motion or positioning of something — verb (= guide on) use as a guide They had the lights to guide on — verb (= run, draw, pass) pass over, across, or through He ran his eyes over her body She ran her fingers along the carved figurine He drew her hair through his fingers — noun (= scout) someone who can find paths through unexplored territory

Synonyms guide synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as guide?

guide English » English

lead direct conduct leader instruct steer show head drive manual show the way handbook pilot usher guidebook guidance escort manage take usher in teach conductor index directory director coach reference book pointer point control bring tour guide run mentor introduce indicator educate direction cicerone channel tutor teacher supervise scout regulate quote pathfinder pass navigate manager

Topics guide topics

What do people use guide to talk about?
Physical actions Move Accompany

Guide
Language and thought Want Influence

Advise
Social behavior Authority Exercise authority

Lead
Physical actions Move something

Take somewhere

  • What words refer to taking someone somewhere?
    lead guide
Work and occupation Agriculture

Agricultural tool

Conjugation guide conjugation

How do you conjugate guide?

guide · verb

Examples guide examples

How do I use guide in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom, who speaks French and English, works as a tour guide.
Tom will guide you.
Is there a tour guide available?
Our guide misinformed us about the location of the hotel.
Refer to the Users' Guide if you have any problems.
Please show me the TV Guide.
Custom, then, is the great guide of human life.
This book is a good guide for beginners.
This is the guide who took us around the castle.
I went with them so that I could guide them around Nagasaki.
We made the boy our guide.
Do you have a guide map of the city?
He acted as our guide.
Don't blame the guide.
I'll act as a guide for you.
Can I hire a guide who speaks Japanese?
He acted as my guide.
Guide dogs help blind people.
I want a licensed guide who speaks English.
He was my guide.

Movie subtitles

Guide me there.
But who will be our guide?
I need you to find the guide that will lead us to Imeret.
Accompanied by Marcasse, Bernard wanders among the ruins of Mauprat and views his new property. A local farmer's daughter is their guide.
Gwymplaine was for Dea a brother, a friend, a guide.
This bracelet of yours makes a fine guide ring for my necktie.
Come to the altar of Anubis, the guide of the dead.
Whatever Mabuse writes is based upon incontrovertible logic and serves as a perfect guide for the commission of crimes worked out to the minutest detail.
Let your French blood guide you.
If you can take a guide with you.
Where in town could we get a guide? Do you know somebody?
Well, the guide is engaged.
Look in your breeder's guide.
I haven't got any breeder's guide.
May Allah guide you towards fair and honorable peace.
Why don't you join me? Help me guide the human race into becoming better than they are.
That's precisely why I want to guide them, to help them become better versions of their current selves.
After disposing of you cyborg defects, I shall help guide humanity as a proud servant of those gods.
I'll guide you.
Tarzan will guide you the rest of the way.
What's the use of a guide if you don't follow him?
Did he guide you before?
Won't you let us guide you back?
If I can't have one guide, I'll have another.
Tarzan will guide us back now, won't he?
Yes, and across the upper ford of the Republican, but who's going to guide them?
There's a gate for every block, but smugglers guide others through passageways so incidents happen.
That can be arranged, provided you have a guide.
Take six men and guide our loyal host and his nervous friend. -. totheNottinghamRoad.
Lord high keeper of the knowledge of right and wrong, counselor in moments of temptation and guide along the straight and narrow path.
And always let your conscience be your guide.
I'll have a man write the guide's announcement.
I'm the interstellar guide.
This way, madam, please, follow your guide.
The guide told us inside.
Konrad let me down and now I don't have a barge guide for the Germania.
I'll leave this here to guide us back.

News and current affairs

As 2003 draws to a close, it is time for world leaders to help guide the world away from the obsessive, failing approach of America's government.
It should also be a guide in dispensing political advice.
America is currently transfixed with the problem it has created for itself in Iraq, but the presidential candidates are also beginning to ask what principles should guide United States foreign policy after Iraq.
The new unilateralists who dominated Bush's first administration made the mistake of thinking that the unipolar distribution of power in the military context was sufficient to guide foreign policy.
It is also true, however, that such training does not provide an adequate foundation for addressing the more abstract, but profoundly important, questions that ultimately must guide global policy and decision-making.
This is particularly relevant today, as the world's 193 national governments work to establish the Sustainable Development Goals to guide global development efforts for the next 15 years.
We should guide our future attention not on the basis of the scariest stories or loudest pressure groups, but on objective assessments of where we can do the most good.
The outcome of any such experiment is impossible to foresee, because other countries' experience can never be a perfect guide to a new system - the situation is never exactly the same in a different environment.
As a result, scientists and engineers face a daunting task during the Anthropocene era: to guide us towards environmentally sustainable management.
Here, too, carbon prices that are predictable and sufficiently high will be essential to guide investment choices.
Our guide, Maya, explained that the authorities liked to put together prisoners who got on each other's nerves.
Popularity is ephemeral and should never guide national policy.
It would also provide the evidence needed to go to governments, foundations, and global institutions for the much larger sums required to expand the present system of incentives that guide pharmaceutical companies' decisions.
What ethical considerations should guide them in their search?
The program's mission - to help guide the political, social, and economic transitions of neighboring states - is not inherently problematic; the problem lies in the way that the mission has been interpreted and pursued.
Italy's new government will have to display leadership and vision to guide the economy toward stable growth, avert a race to the bottom, and stem growing social tension.
But it is the president's staff who guide the outcome and determines the next steps.
We no longer have a guide, an idea of how to think about our country, how to understand it and how to imagine who we are and who we can become.
It will guide the future work of the Coalition Government.
But today it is an actor without a script - it lacks a strategic guide comparable to the Cold War's containment doctrine to prioritize policy.
In 2015, the Secretary-General will help guide the world towards even bolder commitments in the fight to end extreme poverty and deprivation in the coming two decades.
It is a story of decency, commitment, and generosity that has won global confidence, and that can help to guide the world at a time of unprecedented risks and unique opportunities.
Many secularists argue that ever since the Enlightenment, reason has been enough to guide governance and policymaking, buttressed by the rule of law if a community is lucky.
Can the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), just adopted by the United Nations to guide global development efforts for the next 15 years, replicate the MDGs' success?
This cultural contrast is a useful guide to the way that China manages its current competition with the West.
China needs to balance these domestic and international priorities, but it has very little historical experience to guide it.
The sun was high above white-crowned Jade Dragon Snow Mountain when my guide pointed down the gorge at the brown waters churning thousands of feet below.

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