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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, 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.
1. A trodden track or way. 2. A road, way, or track made for a particular purpose: a bicycle path. 3. The route or course along which something travels or moves: the path of a hurricane. 4. A course of action or conduct: the path of righteousness. 5. Computers. a.
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.
