directive

• Adjetivo que describe lo que sirve para dirigir, guiar o dar instrucciones, o que establece reglas u órdenes.

An adjective describing something that serves to direct, guide, or give instructions.

1. Giving instructions or ordersB2formal

   Serving to direct, guide, or command.

   que da instrucciones u órdenes

   • The manager issued a directive memo to all employees.
   • The directive statement clarified the company's policy.
   • Her tone was directive, leaving no room for debate.

   Sinónimoscommandingdirectingguidingprescriptiveregulatory

   Antónimosnonmandatoryoptionalpermissive

• Sustantivo que designa una instrucción o norma oficial emitida por una autoridad, a menudo en contextos legales, gubernamentales o empresariales, para guiar o imponer una determinada conducta.

A noun referring to an official instruction, order, or guideline issued by an authority, often in a legal, governmental, or corporate context.

1. Official instructionB2formal

   An official or authoritative instruction or order given by a person or organization in charge.

   Directiva oficial

   • The manager issued a directive to all employees regarding the new policy.
   • The government's directive requires all citizens to wear masks in public.
   • The company followed the EU directive on data protection.

   Sinónimoscommanddecreeedictinstructionmandateorderregulationruling

2. Guiding principleB2formal

   A general instruction or guideline that directs actions or decisions.

   Directriz

   • The directive from the board was to focus on sustainability.
   • The team worked according to the directive provided by the CEO.
   • The directive outlined the steps for the project.

   Sinónimoscommanddecreeedictguidelineinstructionmandateorderprincipleregulationrule