English to English Dictionary

Diplomat

An official representing a country abroad.

Diplomatic Solution

A resolution to a conflict or issue that is achieved through diplomatic means, typically involving negotiation and compromise.

Diplomatically

In a manner that is sensitive to the feelings and opinions of others, especially in negotiations or discussions.

Dipper

A utensil with a long handle and a bowl-shaped end, used for serving liquids.

Direct

Moving or extending in a straight line or manner.

Direct Current

An electric current that flows in one direction only.

Direct Experience

Knowledge or skill acquired through firsthand involvement or participation.

Direct approach

A method or course of action that is straightforward, plain, and without intermediaries or unnecessary complications.

Direct observation

The process of watching and recording a subject, phenomenon, or behavior in its natural setting without any intermediate interference or reliance on secondary accounts.

Direct-to-Consumer

Referring to a business model where products are sold directly to consumers without intermediaries.

Directed

Having a specific aim or purpose; guided towards a particular goal.

Direction

The course along which someone or something moves.