How is the word se diriger translated from French to English

Être allé dans une direction précise.

Moved in a particular direction.

verb
English translation
headed

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  • Elle s'est dirigée droit vers la sortie. She headed straight for the exit.

  • Il a dirigé l'équipe de recherche pendant des années. He headed the research team for years.

  • Après le spectacle, nous nous sommes dirigés vers la maison en silence. After the show we headed home in silence.

  • Qui dirigeait le projet avant toi ? Who headed the project before you?

  • Toute la classe s'est dirigée dehors quand la cloche a sonné. The whole class headed outside when the bell rang.

  • Elle a dirigé le comité qui a rédigé les nouvelles règles. She headed the committee that wrote the new rules.

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FAQ about “se diriger”

How is “se diriger” translated from French?
“se diriger” translates into English as “headed”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “se diriger” mean?
Meaning of “se diriger”: Être allé dans une direction précise. In English — “headed”.
What part of speech is “se diriger”?
“se diriger” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “se diriger”?
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