guide
/ɡaɪd/
noun
- A person who shows the way to others, especially to tourists or visitors.
- A local guide can show you the best restaurants in the city.
- The tour guide led us through the ancient ruins and explained their history.
- Our mountain guide knew every trail and helped us avoid dangerous areas.
- A book, website, or other resource that gives information or instructions.
- The user guide explains how to set up the printer step by step.
- I bought a travel guide to help plan our trip to Japan.
- This website is a helpful guide for learning English grammar.
- Something that helps you make a decision or form an opinion.
- The teacher used the students' questions as a guide for the lesson.
- Common sense is often the best guide in difficult situations.
- Your feelings can be a useful guide when choosing a career.
Synonyms
verb
- To show someone the way by going with them.
- The ranger guided the hikers through the forest to the waterfall.
- A flashlight guided us along the dark path.
- She guided her blind friend across the busy street.
- To influence or direct someone's actions or decisions.
- Parents should guide their children toward making good choices.
- Let your conscience guide you when you are unsure what to do.
- The company's values guide every business decision they make.
- To provide instructions or advice on how to do something.
- The coach guided the team through their practice drills.
- Our mentor guided us in writing our first research paper.
- This manual will guide you through the process of building a bookshelf.