di·rec·to·ry
noun/dəˈrektəri/, /daɪˈrektəri/
/dəˈrektəri/, /daɪˈrektəri/
(plural directories)
- a book or electronic resource containing lists of information, usually in alphabetical order, for example people’s phone numbers or the names and addresses of businesses in a particular area
名录；电话号码簿；公司名录 - a telephone/trade directory
电话号码簿；商行名录 - a directory of European Trade Associations
欧洲同业公会名录
Extra ExamplesTopics Phones, email and the internetc1- I found the company's name in a trade directory.
我在行业名录上找到了这家公司的名字。 - Names are listed alphabetically in the directory.
名录中的名称按字母顺序排列。 - She decided to check the business directory for the address.
她决定在企业名录中查阅地址。 - a comprehensive directory of training resources
培训资源的综合名录 - a searchable directory of lawyers and law firms
律师和律师事务所的查询名录 - an online directory that shows who lives at what address
显示用户住址的网络名录 - the 1801 Philadelphia city directory
1801 年费城名录 - the association's 2009 membership directory
2009 年协会会员名录 - He reached for the thick directory.
他伸手去拿那本厚厚的目录。 - Our website has a link to a detailed directory of names and places.
我们的网站有一个指向名称和地点的详细目录的链接。 - We supply an alphabetical directory of local services to every household.
我们为每个家庭提供按字母顺序排列的本地服务目录。 - You can get some useful contacts from a trade directory.
你可以从商行名录中找到一些有用的联系人。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- business
- telephone
- trade
- …
- check
- consult
- compile
- …
- in a/the directory
- directory of
- a telephone/trade directory
- a file containing a group of other files or programs in a computer
（计算机文件或程序的）目录 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- business
- telephone
- trade
- …
- check
- consult
- compile
- …
- in a/the directory
- directory of
- a board in an organization or large store listing the names of departments and where to find them
（组织机构或大型商场的）指示牌，指引牌 - There's a store directory over there.
那边有一个商店目录。
- There's a store directory over there.
Word Originlate Middle English (in the general sense ‘something that directs’): from late Latin directorium, from director ‘governor’, from dirigere ‘to guide’.