Indirect Indirectly Opp Direct T66pk8i74ce7fib4mrijfygzd2iljgnu7ftzl1+Ryd0bqaexne4nx6k5ez33trdor1fwdfnaozbe2nzzm89gglfni1imdjsj+Hgwhr51+8cdhulysmglysshirrf2yjs2dvaotcbkiqb2xwdbo+Jo0mlmaq7gbvcehpkowdgqv2ihng5i7g3f+Bdectpk77nkq/E4rewmn7i4wkmxonlkd0ngdjz81hcivyouhjisq034sxaywussezak5/Mudpumkpdq++Dkq4ardvqf8od8jffun7pvfzdwow/Z47lj5u= In‧Di‧Rect ˌɪndəˈrekt◂ Adjective
This flashcard defines "indirectly" as an adverb describing something that is not directly caused by something else, not the straightest way, or not said in a clear definite way. It signifies a cause or manner that is not direct.
This flashcard defines "indirectly" as an adverb describing something that is not directly caused by something else, not the straightest way, or not said in a clear definite way. It signifies a cause or manner that is not direct.
1not directly caused by somethingOPP direct: Losing weight is an indirect result of smoking cigarettes. The indirect effects of climate change may be profound.2an indirect way to a place is not the straightest wayOPP direct: They took an indirect route, avoiding the town centre.3not saying or showing something in a clear definite wayOPP direct: George’s comments were an indirect way of blaming me.—indirectly adverb: Perhaps I was indirectly responsible for the misunderstanding.
WDF
indirectly
[ˌɪndɪ'rektlɪ]
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间接地(100%)
adv.间接地；不诚实；迂回地
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