instruct

instruct sb. in English

instruct sb. to do sth.

It's my brief to instruct him.

instruct a class in history

instruct sb. to start early

be instructed when to start

She instructs a class in chemistry.

he instructed them in the use of firearms.

He was instructed to sail for New York.

instructed the guards not to stir from their posts.

She instructed me in the use of the telephone.

The captain instructed the soldiers to retreat.

She instructs music once a week at a middle school.

Dr. Williams instructs us in botany.

The captain instructed them to abort the mission.

The nurses are instructed not to consort with their patients.

Magic mirror instruct this knave, give him the answers he doth crave!

We've been instructed to escort you into the city.

Don't repeat any headings for answers if not instructed to do so.

Also don't repeat any letters if not instructed to do so in the directions.

And the teacher had already instructed her to stay out of the boys' bathroom.

The energy ministry, Israel Katz, also said that he'd instructed authorities to cut off water.

Please, sensei, instruct me in your ancient ways.

Pepsum Pharmaceuticals? - He never instructed me.

6 The disciples went and did as Jesus had instructed them.

I've already instructed the Secretary of Defense.