guiding

• Descreve o que oferece direção, orientação ou conselho; que serve para guiar ou nortear.

Describes something that provides direction, advice, or leadership.

1. Exerting control or influenceB2formal

   Having the power to direct or shape decisions, actions, or outcomes.

   Orientador

   • Her guiding principles helped the team stay focused.
   • The guiding force behind the project was the CEO's vision.
   • He played a guiding role in the company's expansion.

   Sinônimoscontrollingdirectinggoverninginfluentialleadingregulatingsteering

   Antônimosconfusingmisleading

2. Showing the way by leadingB2formal

   Providing direction or instruction to help someone navigate a path or process.

   Orientador

   • The guiding star led the travelers through the desert.
   • She offered guiding advice to the new employees.
   • The manual serves as a guiding document for the software.

   Sinônimosconductingdirectingleadingsteering

   Antônimosconfusingmisleading

• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de mostrar o caminho ou a direção a alguém, assim como dar conselhos ou instruções.

A verb used to indicate the act of showing or directing someone the way, or providing advice or instruction.

1. Lead or directA2formal

   To show someone the way to a place, often by going with them.

   Guiar

   • The tour guide guided us through the ancient ruins.
   • She guided the lost child back to his parents.
   • He guided the boat safely into the harbor.

   Sinônimosaccompanyconductdirectescortleadnavigatepilotshowsteerusher

   Antônimosabandonfollowmisguidemislead

2. Instruct or adviseB1formal

   To help someone make decisions or learn something by giving advice or information.

   Orientar

   • The mentor guided her through the job application process.
   • Teachers guide students in their academic development.
   • He guided the team with his expert knowledge.

   Sinônimosadvisecoachcounseldirecteducateinforminstructmentorsteertraintutor

   Antônimosmisguidemislead

3. Control or influenceB2formal

   To direct the movement or course of something, such as a vehicle or a process.

   Guiar

   • The pilot guided the plane through the storm.
   • Economic policies guide the country's growth.
   • She guided the conversation toward a more positive topic.

   Sinônimosconductcontroldirectleadmanageregulatesteer

   Antônimosabandonfollowignoremisleadneglect

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