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noun
- 1. a way or track laid down for walking or made by continual treading: "the path continues alongside the river for half a mile" Similar
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1. : a trodden way. a winding path through the woods. 2. : a track specially constructed for a particular use. a garden path of flagstones. 3. a. : course, route. the path of a meteor. b. : a way of life, conduct, or thought. decided on a career path in medicine. 4. a.
Path, lane, trail are passages or routes not as wide as a way or road. A path is a way for passing on foot; a track, beaten by feet, not specially constructed, is often along the side of a road: a path through a field.
a route or track between one place and another, or the direction in which something is moving: a garden path. a concrete path. a well-trodden path. This is the path to the cliffs. It will be several days before snowploughs clear a path (through) to the village. They followed the path until they came to a gate.
A path is a route that's meant for walking. You might follow a path up a mountain as you hike, or follow a winding path throughout your life. Paths are often created by people's feet wearing a trail into the ground or through the snow, for example.
path. noun. /pɑːθ/ /pæθ/ (plural paths. /pɑːðz/ /pæðz/ ) Idioms. a way or track that is built or is made by the action of people walking. a dirt/gravel/concrete path. Follow the path through the woods. along/down a path They walked along the cliff path to the next town. The path led up a steep hill. a coastal path.
path, lane, trail are passages or routes not as wide as a way or road. A path is a way for passing on foot; a track, beaten by feet, not specially constructed, is often along the side of a road: a path through a field.
Definition of path noun in Oxford Advanced American Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
path, lane, trail are passages or routes not as wide as a way or road. A path is a way for passing on foot; a track, beaten by feet, not specially constructed, is often along the side of a road: a path through a field.
Path, lane, trail are passages or routes not as wide as a way or road. A path is a way for passing on foot; a track, beaten by feet, not specially constructed, is often along the side of a road: a path through a field.
a long, narrow area of ground for people to walk along: There's a path through the forest. a garden path. path noun [C] (DIRECTION) the direction that a person or vehicle moves in: a flight path. path noun [C] (CHOOSING) B2. a particular way of doing something over a period of time: a career path. Whichever path we choose, we'll have difficulties.
