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Bulgarian
instruct [ɪnˈstrʌkt] VB trans
2. instruct:
3. instruct Brit, Aus LAW:
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| you | instruct |
| he/she/it | instructs |
| we | instruct |
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| they | instruct |
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The jury had not been so instructed, so the judgment could not stand.
en.wikipedia.org She would wake early in the morning and check into a hotel room, where the staff was instructed to remove any pictures from the walls.
en.wikipedia.org Viewers were instructed to choose one of the colour images that they feel a connection with.
en.wikipedia.org She also instructed them to retire further from her so that she may emerge from the statue and take a refreshment for herself.
en.wikipedia.org This is where the percussionists are instructed to drop and tip over their instruments while making it appear to be an accident.
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