Word adjective
guided
adj.
US /ˈɡaɪdəd/ UK /ɡˈaɪdɪd/ guid·ed
Definition
- 01 B1 Intermediate
led by a person who knows the way and explains things to you.
accompanied by a professional who provides information and direction.
Simple“We took a guided tour of the museum to learn more about the paintings.”
In context“The tourists opted for a guided excursion through the ruins, ensuring they wouldn't miss the subtle historical details often overlooked by solo travellers.”
Antonymsindependentself guided - 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
moved or directed by a computer or a remote control.
directed in a path or motion by a built-in mechanism or external signal.
Simple“The ship used a computer-guided system to enter the narrow harbour safely.”
In context“Modern defence systems rely on laser-guided technology to ensure that projectiles reach their intended targets with surgical precision.”
Synonymspilotedremote controlledAntonymsuncontrolledunguided
Usage guided aerial
This entry
Level B1 · Intermediate
Frequency Common
Updated