guide

verb ( use with object )

1. to aid ( a person ) to move through , or achieve a destination in , an unfamiliar area , as by accompany or hold directions to the soul .

   He take us through the forest .

   Synonyms :escort , steer , pilot
   Antonyms :follow

2. to keep company ( a sightseer ) to show points of interest and to explain their meaning or implication .

3. to push ( a someone , object , or beast ) to travel in a sure path .

4. to add ( a person ) with advice or counseling , as in practical or spiritual affairs .

5. to monitor ( someone ‘s actions or affairs ) in an advisory capacity .

   Synonyms :rule , govern , manage , regulate

to assist ( a person ) to move through , or achieve a destination in , an unfamiliar area , as by accompanying or devote directions to the soul .

to accompany ( a sightseer ) to show points of interest and to explain their meaning or significance .

to force ( a soul , aim , or animal ) to travel in a sure way .

to provide ( a someone ) with advice or counsel , as in practical or spiritual matter .

to supervise ( individual ‘s actions or matter ) in an advisory capacity .

noun

1. a soul who maneuver , especially one employ to guide travelers , tourist , hunter , etc .

   Synonyms :conductor , manager , pilot

2. a mark , tab , or the like , to get the eye and thus allow for quick reference .

   Synonyms :clue , key , indication , sign , signal

3. a guidebook .

4. a book , pamphlet , etc. , giving information , education , or advice ; handbook .

   an investment guide .

5. a guidepost .

6. a device that determine or direct progressive gesture or action .

   a sewing-machine guide .

7. a tone trust to guide the utterances of a medium .

8. Military .,a member of a group marching in formation who sets the practice of movement or alignment for the repose .

a soul who guide , specially one employ to guide travelers , tourist , hunters , etc .

a mark , tab , or the same , to catch the eye and hence allow for quick address .

a script , pamphlet , etc. , hold information , instruction , or advice ; handbook .

a device that regulate or take progressive motion or activity .

a spirit conceive to guide the utterances of a medium .

Military .,a member of a group marching in formation who sets the design of drive or alignment for the repose .

verb

1. to lead the manner for ( a person )

2. to control the movement or course of ( an beast , vehicle , etc ) by physical action ; steer

3. to manage or instruct ( a someone )

4. ( tr )to take the matter of ( a someone , company , country , etc )

   he guided the land through the war

5. ( tr )to advise or influence ( a soul ) in his criterion or opinions

   let truth guide you ever

to control the drive or line of ( an animal , vehicle , etc ) by physical action ; tip

( tr )to direct the affairs of ( a person , party , nation , etc )

( tr )to advise or determine ( a person ) in his criterion or impression

noun

1. 1. a person , beast , or affair that guides

   2. (as modifier)

      a guide dog

2. a person , commonly give , who conducts tour expeditions , etc

3. a model or criterion , as in moral standards or truth

4. Find guidebook

5. a ledger that instruct or explain the fundamentals of a subject or skill

   a guide to better life

6. any device that lead the motion of a tool or machine share

7. 1. a mark , signal , etc , that indicate the way

   2. (in combination)

      guidepost

8. spiritualisma spirit trust to determine a medium so as to conduct what he utter and convey messages through him

9. 1. navya ship in a formation used as a reference for maneuver , esp with relation to maintaining the right formation and disposition

   2. militarya soldier stationed to one side of a editorial or melody to determine alignment , prove the means , etc

1. a person , beast , or thing that guides

2. (as modifier)

   a guide dog

a someone , usually give , who carry on tour expedition , etc

a example or standard , as in moral standards or accuracy

a script that instructs or explains the fundamentals of a topic or skill

any device that send the gesture of a tool or machine region

1. a sign , sign , etc , that points the manner

2. (in combination)

   guidepost

spiritualisma spirit trust to determine a medium so as to take what he utters and convey messages through him

1. navya ship in a formation used as a address for manoeuvres , esp with sex act to preserve the correct formation and tendency

2. militarya soldier stationed to one slope of a editorial or tune to order alignment , show the way , etc

navya ship in a formation utilize as a reference for manoeuvres , esp with relative to maintaining the right formation and disposition

militarya soldier stationed to one slope of a editorial or line to regulate alignment , depict the way , etc

noun

1. US equivalent : Girl Scout.( sometimes not capital )a member of an organization for girls equivalent to the Scouts

US equivalent : Girl Scout.( sometimes not capital )a member of an establishment for girls equivalent to the Scouts

Early Word Forms

• guideless adjective
• guidable adjective
• guiding adjective
• guider noun
• guidingly adverb
• nonguidable adjective
• preguide verb ( utilize with object )
• reguide verb ( utilize with object )
• unguidable adjective

Word History and Origins

Word History and Origins

Example Sentences

BBC Sport have taken a tone at those six competitor , the fixtures to look on out for and a guide on what we can expect in 2025-26 .

Below exist a brief timeline of his nearly memorable acting moments , which also duplicate as a guide to his develop onscreen persona , whether he ’ s playing himself or not .

“ It is a guide on how to make the experience , market it and cause it profitable . ”

There exist nods to traditional Korean folk painting , a Korean guide to the afterlife , the progenitors of K-pop and everyday mannerisms .

Without much styling advice from teammates as a rookie , she leaned on her love for creativity and beauty to take her face .

Related to Words

• accompany
• advise
• educate
• date
• govern
• handle
• influence
• instruct
• manage
• maneuver
• navigate
• oversee
• regulate
• see
• shepherd
• steer
• supervise
• sway
• teach
• train

When To Use

Toguideindividual be to assist them in traveling through or in reaching a destination by accompanying them or give them instruction . How doguidecompare to synonymsconduct,direct, andtip? Find out on Thesaurus.com .