guideline

/ˈɡaɪdˌlaɪn/
noun 3verb 1

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(noun.)

ADJ

clear, good, helpful, practical, reliable, useful | broad, general, simple | detailed, explicit | strict, tight | EU, government | planning, safety | ethical, financial, legal

QUANT

set

The government published a set of guidelines to help people stay safe during the pandemic.

VERB + GUIDELINE

develop, draw up, lay down, set out

give (sb), issue, offer (sb), provide (sb with), suggest

The government issued new guidelines to help schools improve their teaching methods.

adhere to, apply, follow, stick to

The doctor always adheres to strict guidelines when prescribing medication to patients.

breach, ignore

The school ignored safety guidelines when it failed to fix the broken equipment.

GUIDELINE + VERB

apply

The safety guidelines that apply to construction workers protect everyone on the site.

PREP

within ~

The school set rules, but teachers had freedom to choose activities within the guidelines.

~ about

The school issued new guidelines about mobile phone use during lessons.

~ for

The company published new guidelines for workplace safety that all employees must follow.

~ from

The school followed safety guidelines from the local education authority.

~ on

The government issued new guidelines on how to stay safe during the pandemic.

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