German to English Dictionary (Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch)

Direct

Moving or extending in a straight line or manner.

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.

Directness

The quality of being honest, clear, and straightforward in speech or action without beating around the bush.

Director

A person who is in charge of an activity, organization, or department.

Directress

A woman who directs, especially in a theatrical or artistic context.

Direktor

The head or manager of an organization, institution, or department.

Dirigisme

An economic policy in which the state plays a strong directive role, guiding or managing the economy through planning, subsidies, and regulations rather than relying solely on market forces.

Dirt

A substance, often consisting of a mixture of organic matter, clay, and rock particles, that covers the ground.

Disarrange

To disturb the order or arrangement of something.