I. guide [gaɪd] СУЩ.
II. guide [gaɪd] ГЛ. перех.
ˈtour·ist guide СУЩ.
1. tourist guide (book):
2. tourist guide (person):
| I | guide |
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| you | guide |
| he/she/it | guides |
| we | guide |
| you | guide |
| they | guide |
| I | guided |
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| you | guided |
| he/she/it | guided |
| we | guided |
| you | guided |
| they | guided |
| I | have | guided |
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| you | have | guided |
| he/she/it | has | guided |
| we | have | guided |
| you | have | guided |
| they | have | guided |
| I | had | guided |
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| you | had | guided |
| he/she/it | had | guided |
| we | had | guided |
| you | had | guided |
| they | had | guided |
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None of this would have been possible without your guiding hand which moulded and developed our musical sensibilities and abilities giving us the confidence to play music of unsurpassed beauty.
en.wikipedia.org If we were to breathe power into them, they would spill out the speech of dead men and pictures that moved without a guiding hand.
metro.co.uk It has become a guiding hand in support of young up-and-comers.
www.stuff.co.nz Reflecting concerns from all sides of the conflict, the committee highlighted certain identifiable shortcomings and made four recommendations, including the provision of a stronger editorial guiding hand.
en.wikipedia.org Responsibility for fragile, growing creatures who need a guiding hand to pluck the glowing screen from their fingers.
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