英语词汇“way”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	way
释义	Trends of way View usage for: way (weɪ) Word forms: plural ways 1. countable noun [NOUN to-infinitive] If you refer to a way of doing something, you are referring to how you can do it, for example the action youcan take or the method you can use to achieve it. Freezing isn't a bad way of preserving food. Another way of making new friends is to go to an evening class. [+ of] I worked myself into a frenzy plotting ways to make him jealous. I can't think of a worse way to spend my time. There just might be a way. 'All right, Mrs Bates,' she said. 'We'll do it your way'. 2. countable noun [usually singular, usually adjective NOUN] If you talk about the way someone does something, you are talking about the qualities their action has. She smiled in a friendly way. He had a strange way of talking. [+ of] I also used to love the smooth way in which the foreigner operated. Synonyms: manner, style, fashion, mode More Synonyms of way 3. countable noun [oft in NOUN] If a general statement or description is true in a particular way, this is the form of it that is true in a particular case. Computerized reservation systems help airline profits in several ways. She was afraid in a way that was quite new to her. 4. countable noun You use way in expressions such as in some ways, in many ways, and in every way to indicate the degree or extent to which a statement is true. In some ways, the official opening is a formality. She described her lover as 'perfect in every way'. 5. plural noun The ways of a particular person or group of people are their customs or their usual behaviour. He denounces people who urge him to alter his ways. I think you've been too long in Cornwall. You've forgotten the ways of the city. He said he was against returning to old authoritarian ways. 6. singular noun [with poss] If you refer to someone's way, you are referring to their usual or preferred type of behaviour. In her usual resourceful way, she has started her own business. Direct confrontation was not his way. 7. countable noun You use way to refer to one particular opinion or interpretation of something, when others are possible. I suppose that's one way of looking at it. With most of Dylan's lyrics, however, there are other ways of interpreting the words. [+ of] Sometimes, the bank manager just doesn't see it your way. 8. countable noun You use way when mentioning one of a number of possible, alternative results or decisions. There is no indication which way the vote could go. The judge could have decided either way. 9. singular noun The way you feel about something is your attitude to it or your opinion about it. I'm terribly sorry–I had no idea you felt that way. 10. singular noun If you mention the way that something happens, you are mentioning the fact that it happens. I hate the way he manipulates people. You may remember the way each scene ended with someone looking pensive or significant. 11. singular noun You use way in expressions such as push your way, work your way, or eat your way, followed by a prepositional phrase or adverb, in order to indicate movement, progress, or force as well as the action described by the verb. She thrust her way into the crowd. [+ into] He thought we were trying to buy our way into his company. [+ into] Start at the bottom and try to work your way up. 12. countable noun The way somewhere consists of the different places that you go through or the route that you take inorder to get there. Does anybody know the way to the bathroom? [+ to] I'm afraid I can't remember the way. We're not even a third of the way there. We'll go out the back way. 13. singular noun If you go or look a particular way, you go or look in that direction. As he strode into the kitchen, he passed Pop coming the other way. They paused at the top of the stairs, doubtful as to which way to go next. Could you look this way? 14. singular noun You can refer to the direction you are travelling in as your way. [spoken] It's not very far out of his way. She would say she was going my way and offer me a lift. 15. singular noun If you lose your way, you take a wrong or unfamiliar route, so that you do not know how to get to the place that you want to go to. If you find your way, you manage to get to the place that you want to go to. The men lost their way in a sandstorm and crossed the border by mistake. They've changed a lot of the old street names, and people can't find their way anymore. 16. countable noun You talk about people going their different ways in order to say that their lives develop differently and they have less contact with each other. When we each went our separate ways I began to learn how to do things for myself. You go your way and I'll go mine. 17. singular noun If something comes your way, you get it or receive it. Take advantage of the opportunities coming your way in a couple of months. If I run into anything that might interest you, I'll send it your way. 18. singular noun [in/out of N] If someone or something is in the way, they prevent you from moving forward or seeing clearly. 'You're standing in the way,' she said. 'Would you mind moving aside'. Get out of my way! 19. noun, in names [noun NOUN] Way is used in the names of some roads, and also in the names of some long paths forwalkers in the countryside. Silvertown Way, was that the road? ...the well-trodden 250-mile Pennine Way. 20. uncountable noun [supplement NOUN] You can use way to refer to the area near where someone lives or near a specified place. [informal] If you speak standard English anywhere round our way, people tend to view you withsuspicion. ...somebody from Newcastle way. 21. singular noun You use way in expressions such as the right way up and the other way around to refer to one of two or more possible positions or arrangements that somethingcan have. The flag was held the wrong way up by some spectators. It's important to fit it the right way round. 22. adverb [ADV adv/prep] You can use way to emphasize, for example, that something is a great distance away or is very much below or abovea particular level or amount. [emphasis] Way down in the valley to the west is the town of Freiburg. These exam results are way above average. I have to decide my plan way in advance. 23. plural noun [num NOUN] If you split something a number of ways, you divide it into a number of different parts or quantities, usually fairly equal in size. When she retires her job is to be split three ways. Splitting the price six ways had still cost them each a bundle. Way is also a combining form. ...a simple three-way division. 24. singular noun Way is used in expressions such as a long way, a little way, and quite a way, to say how far away something is or how far you have travelled. Some of them live in places quite a long way from here. A little way further down the lane we passed the driveway to a house. We've a fair way to go yet. Synonyms: distance, length, stretch, journey More Synonyms of way 25. singular noun Way is used in expressions such as a long way, a little way, and quite a way, to say how far away in time something is. Success is still a long way off. August is still an awfully long way away. 26. singular noun You use way in expressions such as all the way, most of the way and half the way to refer to the extent to which an action has been completed. He had unscrewed the caps most of the way. When was the last time you listened to an album all the way through? Synonyms: will, demand, wish, desire More Synonyms of way 27. See across the way 28. See all the way 29. See all the way 30. See as is the way 31. See in a bad way 32. See in a big way 33. See you can't have it both ways 34. See by the way 35. See by way of 36. See by way of 37. See by way of 38. See change one's ways/mend one's ways 39. See clear the way/open the way/prepare the way 40. See the easy way out 41. See either way 42. See the way forward 43. See get one's way/have one's way/get one's own way/have one's own way 44. See give way to 45. See to give way 46. See to give way 47. See to give way 48. See have a way of doing sth 49. See have a way with sth/sb 50. See have it your way/have it your own way 51. See in no way 52. See in a way 53. See in a small way 54. See in the way 55. See get in the way 56. See know one's way around sth/know one's way about sth 57. See to laugh all the way to the bank 58. See to lead the way 59. See to lead the way 60. See have come a long way 61. See by a long way 62. See a long way from/some way from 63. See to go a long way 64. See lose one's way 65. See make one's way 66. See make way 67. See there's no way 68. See no way 69. See in the way of 70. See be on one's way 71. See go on one's way 72. See along the way 73. See on one's way/well on one's way 74. See on the way/on it's way 75. See one way or another/one way or the other 76. See one way or another/one way or the other 77. See in more ways than one 78. See the other way around 79. See on the way out 80. See go out of one's way 81. See keep out of sb's way/stay out of sb's way 82. See be out of the way 83. See go one's own way 84. See in the same way 85. See be set in one's ways 86. See that way/this way 87. See that way/this way 88. See the way things are going 89. See to my way of thinking 90. See no two ways about it 91. See under way 92. See every which way 93. See every which way 94. See way to go 95. to see the error of your ways 96. to look the other way More Synonyms of way -way (-weɪ) 1. combining form -way combines with numbers to form adjectives that describe a means of communication that functions or takes place between the stated number of people. ...a two-way radio. ...a system of three-way communication. 2. See also one-way, two-way way in British English (weɪ) noun 1. a manner, method, or means a way of life a way of knowing 2. a route or direction the way home 3. a. a means or line of passage, such as a path or track b. (in combination) waterway 4. space or room for movement or activity (esp in the phrases make way, in the way, out of the way) 5. distance, usually distance in general you've come a long way 6. a passage or journey on the way 7. characteristic style or manner I did it in my own way 8. (often plural) habits; idiosyncrasies he has some offensive ways 9. an aspect of something; particular in many ways he was right 10. a. a street in or leading out of a town b. (capital when part of a street name) Icknield Way 11. something that one wants in a determined manner (esp in the phrases get or have one's (own) way) 12. the experience or sphere in which one comes into contact with things (esp in the phrase come one's way) 13. informal a state or condition, usually financial or concerning health (esp in the phrases in a good (or bad) way) 14. informal the area or direction of one's home drop in if you're ever over my way 15. movement of a ship or other vessel 16. a right of way in law 17. a guide along which something can be moved, such as the surface of a lathe along which the tailstock slides 18. (plural) the wooden or metal tracks down which a ship slides to be launched 19. a course of life including experiences, conduct, etc the way of sin 20. archaic calling or trade 21. by the way 22. by way of 23. each way 24. give way 25. give way to 26. go out of one's way 27. have a way with 28. have it both ways 29. in a way 30. in no way 31. lead the way 32. make one's way 33. no way 34. on the way out 35. out of the way 36. pay one's way 37. see one's way 38. the way 39. under way adverb 40. informal a. at a considerable distance or extent way over yonder b. very far they're way up the mountain 41. informal by far; considerably way better 42. slang truly; genuinely they have a way cool site Word origin Old English weg; related to Old Frisian wei, Old Norse vegr, Gothic wigs way in American English (weɪ) noun 1. a means of passing from one place to another, as a road, highway, street or path the Appian Way 2. room or space for passing; free area; an opening, as in a crowd or traffic clear a way for the ambulance 3. a route or course that is or may be used to go from one place to another often used in combination highway, railway, one-way street 4. a specified route or direction on the way to town 5. a path in life; course or habits of life or conduct to fall into evil ways 6. a. a course of action; method or manner of doing something do it this way b. a means to an end; method a way to cut costs 7. a usual or customary manner of living, acting, or being the way of the world 8. a characteristic manner of acting or doing to learn the ways of other people 9. manner or style to have a pleasant way 10. distance a long way off 11. direction of movement or action go this way; look this way 12. respect; point; particular; feature to be right in some ways 13. what one desires; wish; will to have or get one's own way 14. range or scope, as of experience a method that never came in his way 15. relationship as to those taking part used in hyphenated compounds a four-way conversation 16. Informal a (specified) state or condition to be in a bad way 17. Informal a district; locality; area out our way 18. Law; Rare right of way (sense 2) 19. Mechanics a surface or slide on which the carriage of a lathe, etc. moves along its bed 20. Nautical a ship's movement or momentum through water 21. [pl.]; Shipbuilding a timber framework on which a ship is built and along which it slides in launching adverb 22. Informal away; far; to a considerable extent or at some distance way behind Idioms: by the way by way of come someone's way give way give way to go all the way go out of the way in the way lead the way make one's way make way on the way out out of the way parting of the ways see one's way clear take one's way the way under way Word origin ME < OE weg, akin to Ger < IE base weĝh-, to go > L vehere, to carry, ride, Gr ochos, wagon More idioms containing way that's the way the cookie crumbles there's more than one way to skin a cat see which way the cat jumps be way off beam laugh all the way to the bank someone can't fight their way out of a paper bag smooth the way all the way down the line the easy way out go back a long way look the other way pave the way for something rub someone up the wrong way see which way the wind is blowing COBUILD Collocations way alternative way brilliant way different way effective way fantastic way hard way ideal way new way old-fashioned way only way particular way perfect way positive way possible way practical way roundabout way sensible way unique way useful way usual way Examples of 'way' in a sentence way He promised to make an effort but he was soon back to his old ways. The Sun (2017) Your love chart is packed with surprises just the way you like it. The Sun (2017) The way you make people feel good about themselves wins support for your home plans. The Sun (2016) The bad news is that they could go all the way back down again. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Perhaps this is one way to add years to our life and life to our years. Times, Sunday Times (2016) There is no better way to make something unspeakable than not to name it. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They always look a little bit saucy and a long way away from school uniform tights. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Things have not gone her way this season but there have been excuses. The Sun (2016) Your thoughts go deep and you find a way to talk and listen that really encourages others. The Sun (2016) An alternative way of transferring money from one generation to another is to make what are called regular gifts from income. Times, Sunday Times (2017) This is just the way it is here. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The establishment has to give way to youth. Times, Sunday Times (2007) This is a surefire way to save money on fuel. The Sun (2008) It was important to get to back to winning ways today. Times, Sunday Times (2015) There was only one way to find out what these differences meant in practice. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Protestants had already established school systems and colleges in this way. Christianity Today (2000) So this is our way of giving something back. Times, Sunday Times (2007) We are a long way away from that. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The sense that they could go either way is increasingly unavoidable. Times, Sunday Times (2015) You have to find a way of turning them around and awaiting your opportunity. Times, Sunday Times (2014) In no way is this film disrespectful. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Some one was hurriedly forcing his way through this group and coming toward him. Frances Hodgson Burnett Little Lord Fauntleroy (1886) The way the different areas link together. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Was there a way to make tourist accommodation unique yet universally available? Times, Sunday Times (2014) You can talk about money in a calm and factual way that ensures people listen. The Sun (2014) We still have a long way to go. The Sun (2011) Though by far the best way of getting from end to end is to walk. The Sun (2014) This represents a change in the way we think about cancer. Times, Sunday Times (2014) There are double standards in the way footballers and other sportsmen are perceived and portrayed. Times, Sunday Times (2012) You may be surprised that guys with lower averages are some way above those with more impressive figures. Times, Sunday Times (2007) As it makes its way across the city, passengers can be seen furiously pedalling on exercise bikes. Times, Sunday Times (2016) I thought writing might be a good way to deal with it all. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Quotations The longest way round is the shortest way home In other languages way British English: way /weɪ/ NOUN manner* A way of doing something is how you do it. This is the way to throw the ball. American English: way Arabic: سَبِيل Brazilian Portuguese: maneira Chinese: 方法 Croatian: način Czech: způsob Danish: vej Dutch: manier European Spanish: camino Finnish: tapa tyyli, keino French: façon German: Weg Greek: τρόπος Italian: strada Japanese: 方法 Korean: 방법 Norwegian: måte Polish: droga European Portuguese: maneira Romanian: mod Russian: путь Latin American Spanish: camino Swedish: väg Thai: วิธีหรือแนวทาง Turkish: yol Ukrainian: спосіб Vietnamese: cách thức British English: way /weɪ/ NOUN route The way to a place is how you get there. We're going the wrong way! American English: way Arabic: اِتِّـجَاه Brazilian Portuguese: caminho Chinese: 路 Croatian: put Czech: cestatrasa Danish: vej Dutch: richting European Spanish: camino Finnish: suunta French: cheminitinéraire German: Weg Greek: κατεύθυνση Italian: sbagliato Japanese: 道 Korean: 길 Norwegian: vei Polish: droga European Portuguese: caminho Romanian: cale Russian: путь Latin American Spanish: camino Swedish: väg Thai: ทาง Turkish: yol Ukrainian: шлях Vietnamese: đường đi All related terms of 'way' no way You can say no way as an emphatic way of saying no. new way If you refer to a way of doing something, you are referring to how you can do it, for example the action you can take or the method you can use to achieve it. one-way In one-way streets or traffic systems, vehicles can only travel along in one direction. the way so that two-way Two-way means moving or working in two opposite directions or allowing something to move or work in two opposite directions. way-out If you describe someone or something as way-out , you are critical of them because they are very unusual , often in a way that is very modern or fashionable . each way If you bet money each way on the result of a horse race or a dog race, you will win some money if the animal you bet on comes first, second, third, or sometimes fourth . Fosse Way a Roman road in Britain between Lincoln and Exeter , with a fosse on each side four-way giving passage in four directions gang way if someone calls out gang way! they are asking people to make way or clear a path give way to collapse or break down hard way If you refer to a way of doing something, you are referring to how you can do it, for example the action you can take or the method you can use to achieve it. ideal way If you refer to a way of doing something, you are referring to how you can do it, for example the action you can take or the method you can use to achieve it. lane-way a lane make way If one person or thing makes way for another, the first is replaced by the second. Milky Way The Milky Way is the pale strip of light consisting of many stars that you can see stretched across the sky at night. only way If you refer to a way of doing something, you are referring to how you can do it, for example the action you can take or the method you can use to achieve it. part way Part way means part of the way or partly . Third Way The Third Way is used to refer to a set of political beliefs and principles that is neither extremely right-wing nor extremely left-wing . three-way providing connections to three routes from a central point under way If an activity is under way , it has already started. If an activity gets under way , it starts. usual way If you refer to a way of doing something, you are referring to how you can do it, for example the action you can take or the method you can use to achieve it. way-cool outstanding ; excellent ; marvellous way point a place or point between major points on a route way port a port of call on a particular route way train a train that stops at way stations Appian Way a Roman road in Italy , extending from Rome to Brindisi : begun in 312 bc by Appius Claudius Caecus. Length: about 560 km (350 miles) by way of You use by way of when you are explaining the purpose of something that you have said or are about to say . For example , if you say something by way of an introduction , you say it as an introduction. either way You use either way in order to introduce a statement which is true in each of the two possible or alternative cases that you have just mentioned . family way → in the family way in a way If you say that something is true in a way , you mean that although it is not completely true, it is true to a limited extent or in certain respects. You use in a way to reduce the force of a statement . in no way You use in no way or not in any way to emphasize that a statement is not at all true . Pennine Way a long-distance footpath extending from Edale, Derbyshire , for 402 km (250 miles) to Kirk Yetholm, Scottish Borders perfect way If you refer to a way of doing something, you are referring to how you can do it, for example the action you can take or the method you can use to achieve it. Swann's Way the first part of the very long, seven-volume novel by Marcel Proust , 'In Remembrance of Things Past ' (also called 'In Search of Lost Time'), in which Charles Swann meets his eventual wife, Odette; one of its major themes is memory through way a way that traffic or vehicles can pass through unique way If you refer to a way of doing something, you are referring to how you can do it, for example the action you can take or the method you can use to achieve it. United Way a worldwide organization ( United Way Worldwide ) or any of its affiliated local groups that raise funds through individual contributions and allocate them to benefit civic and charitable programs and organizations, as the YMCA and Red Cross useful way If you refer to a way of doing something, you are referring to how you can do it, for example the action you can take or the method you can use to achieve it. way station A way station is a place where people stop to eat and rest when they are on a long journey. way to go You can say ' Way to go ' to show that you are pleased or impressed by something someone has done. brilliant way If you refer to a way of doing something, you are referring to how you can do it, for example the action you can take or the method you can use to achieve it. by the way You say by the way when you add something to what you are saying , especially something that you have just thought of. different way If you refer to a way of doing something, you are referring to how you can do it, for example the action you can take or the method you can use to achieve it. effective way If you refer to a way of doing something, you are referring to how you can do it, for example the action you can take or the method you can use to achieve it. Eightfold Way a scheme for classifying hadrons according to a symmetry principle based on strangeness and isotopic spin : a forerunner of the quark model fantastic way If you refer to a way of doing something, you are referring to how you can do it, for example the action you can take or the method you can use to achieve it. Flaminian Way an ancient road in Italy , extending north from Rome to Rimini : constructed in 220 bc by Gaius Flaminius . Length: over 322 km (200 miles) in the way If you say that someone gets in the way or is in the way , you are annoyed because their presence or their actions stop you doing something properly. permanent way the track of a railway , including the ballast , sleepers , rails , etc Chinese translation of 'way' way (weɪ) n (c) (= route) 路 (lù) (条(條), tiáo) ⇒ A man asked me the way to St Paul's. 有一个人问我去圣保罗教堂的路怎么走。 (Yǒu yī gè rén wèn wǒ qù Shèngbǎoluó jiàotáng de lù zěnme zǒu.) (c) (= path, access) 路线(線) (lùxiàn) ⇒ This is the way in. 这是进来的路线。 (Zhè shì jìnlái de lùxiàn.) (s) (= distance) 距离(離) (jùlí) ⇒ We've a fair way to go yet. 我们还颇有一段距离要走。 (Wǒmen hái pō yǒu yī duàn jùlí yào zǒu.) (c) (= direction) 方向 (fāngxiàng) (个(個), gè) ⇒ Which way did she go? 她朝哪个方向去了？ (Tā cháo nǎge fāngxiàng qù le?) (c) (= manner) 方式 (fāngshì) (种(種), zhǒng) ⇒ Do you like the way he dealt with the problem? 你喜欢他处理这个问题的方式吗？ (Nǐ xǐhuan tā chǔlǐ zhège wèntí de fāngshì ma?) ⇒ She smiled in a friendly way. 她友好地笑了笑。 (Tā yǒuhǎo de xiào le xiào.) (c) (= method) 方法 (fāngfǎ) (个(個), gè) ⇒ different ways of cooking fish 不同的烹调鱼的方法 (bùtóng de pēngtiáo yú de fāngfǎ) adv (= far, a lot) 远(遠)远(遠)地 (yuǎnyuǎn de) ⇒ He was way behind. 他远远落在了后面。 (Tā yuǎnyuǎn là zài le hòumiàn.) ⇒ We'll have to decide way in advance. 我们得早早地提前作决定。 (Wǒmen děi zǎozǎo de tíqián zuò juédìng.) "which way?" — "this way" "往哪边(邊)？" "这(這)边(邊)" ("wǎng nǎbiān?" "zhèbiān") on the way 在路上 (zài lùshang) to be on one's way 在途中 (zài túzhōng) to fight one's way through a crowd 费(費)劲(勁)地挤(擠)过(過)人群 (fèijìn de jǐguò rénqún) to keep out of sb's way 别(別)去惹某人 (bié qù rě mǒurén) it's a long way away 离(離)这(這)儿(兒)很远(遠) (lí zhèr hěn yuǎn) all the way/most of the way/half the way 完全地/大部分地/一半地 (wánquán de/dà bùfen de/yībàn de) to go out of one's way to do sth 不辞(辭)辛苦地做某事 (bù cí xīnkǔ de zuò mǒushì) to be in the way 挡(擋)道的 (dǎngdào de) out of the way (= finished) 解决(決)掉的 (jiějuédiào de) (= secluded) 偏远(遠)的 (piānyuǎn de) to lose one's way 迷路 (mílù) under way (activity, project etc) 在进(進)行中 (zài jìnxíng zhōng) the way back 回去的路 (huíqù de lù) to make way (for sb/sth) 让(讓)位(给(給)某人/某物) (ràngwèi (gěi mǒurén/mǒuwù)) to get one's (own) way, have one's (own) way 自主行事 (zìzhǔ xíngshì) to give way (= break, collapse) 倒塌 (dǎotā) (= stop resisting) 屈服 (qūfú) the right/wrong way up (Brit) 正面/反面朝上 (zhèngmiàn/fǎnmiàn cháo shàng) the wrong way round (Brit) 刚(剛)好相反 (gānghǎo xiāngfǎn) he's in a bad way (inf) 他健康状(狀)况(況)不佳 (tā jiànkāng zhuàngkuàng bù jiā) you can't have it both ways 你不能两(兩)者兼得 (nǐ bùnéng liǎngzhě jiān dé) to have a way of doing sth 善于(於)做某事 (shànyú zuò mǒushì) in a way 在某种(種)程度上 (zài mǒu zhǒng chéngdù shang) in some ways 在某些方面 (zài mǒu xiē fāngmiàn) no way! (inf) 没(沒)门(門)！ (méi mén!) by the way ... 顺(順)便提一下 ... (shùnbiàn tí yīxià ... ) "way in" (Brit) "入口" ("rùkǒu") "way out" (Brit) "出口" ("chūkǒu") "give way" (Brit) "减(減)速让(讓)车(車)" ("jiǎnsù ràng chē") way of life 生活方式 (shēnghuó fāngshì) do it this way 这(這)么(麼)做 (zhème zuò) I had no idea you felt that way (about it) 我不知道你(对(對)这(這)事)是那样(樣)想的 (wǒ bù zhīdào nǐ (duì zhè shì) shì nàyàng xiǎng de) Derived Forms ways n pl (= habits) 习(習)俗 (xísú) All related terms of 'way' no way! 没(沒)门(門)儿(兒)！ méiménr! one-way ( street, traffic ) 单(單)行的 dānxíng de "way in" ( Brit ) "入口" "rùkǒu" "way out" ( Brit ) "出口" "chūkǒu" under way ( activity, project etc ) 在进(進)行中 zài jìnxíng zhōng "give way" ( Brit ) "减(減)速让(讓)车(車)" "jiǎnsù ràng chē" in a way 在某种(種)程度上 zài mǒu zhǒng chéngdù shang a long way 很远(遠) hěn yuǎn on the way 在路上 zài lùshang to give way ( break, collapse ) 倒塌 dǎotā way of life 生活方式 shēnghuó fāngshì right of way ( public path ) 通行权(權) tōngxíngquán the way back 回去的路 huíqù de lù by the way ... 顺(順)便提一下 ... shùnbiàn tí yīxià ... in a big way ( inf ) 大张(張)旗鼓 dà zhāng qí gǔ a long way apart 意见(見)迥异(異) yìjiàn jiǒngyì do it this way 这(這)么(麼)做 zhème zuò out of the way ( finished ) 解决(決)掉的 jiějuédiào de out-of-the-way ( remote : place ) 偏僻的 piānpì de to lead the way ( lit ) 引路 yǐnlù to pay one's way 自谋(謀)生路 zì móu shēnglù "which way?" — "this way" "往哪边(邊)？" "这(這)边(邊)" "wǎng nǎbiān?" "zhèbiān" he's in a bad way ( inf ) 他健康状(狀)况(況)不佳 tā jiànkāng zhuàngkuàng bù jiā out of harm's way 在安全的地方 zài ānquán de dìfang the wrong way round 反了 fǎnle to be in the way 挡(擋)道的 dǎngdào de to be on one's way 在途中 zài túzhōng to find one's way 认(認)得路 rènde lù to lose one's way 迷路 mílù a long way from home 离(離)家很远(遠) lí jiā hěn yuǎn it's a long way away 离(離)这(這)儿(兒)很远(遠) lí zhèr hěn yuǎn it's a long way off ( in distance ) 它在很远(遠)的地方 tā zài hěn yuǎn de dìfang I'm still feeling my way 我仍然在摸索前进(進) wǒ réngrán zài mōsuǒ qiánjìn in such a way that ... 以至于(於) ... yǐzhìyú ... let me put it this way 让(讓)我这(這)么(麼)说(說)吧 ràng wǒ zhème shuō ba the right/wrong way up ( Brit ) 正面/反面朝上 zhèngmiàn/fǎnmiàn cháo shàng to point the way forward 标(標)引前方道路 biāoyǐn qiánfāng dàolù give ( hand over ) to dodge out of the way 躲开(開) duǒkāi to keep out of sb's way 别(別)去惹某人 bié qù rě mǒurén to pave the way for sth 为(為)某事铺(鋪)平道路 wèi mǒushì pūpíng dàolù to worm one's way into sth ( position ) 费(費)尽(盡)心机(機)地钻(鑽)入某处(處) fèijǐn xīnjī de zuānrù mǒuchù to get one's (own) way, have one's (own) way 自主行事 zìzhǔ xíngshì all the way/most of the way/half the way 完全地/大部分地/一半地 wánquán de/dà bùfen de/yībàn de he shoved me out of the way 他把我推到一边(邊) tā bǎ wǒ tuīdào yībiān to come/go the long way round 绕(繞)远(遠)路来(來)/去 rào yuǎn lù lái/qù to have a way of doing sth 善于(於)做某事 shànyú zuò mǒushì to navigate (one's way) around sth ( lit ) 绕(繞)过(過)某物 ràoguo mǒuwù to push sth/sb out of the way 把某物/某人推开(開) bǎ mǒuwù/mǒurén tuīkāi to work one's way to the top 费(費)力地一点(點)点(點)爬到高职(職) fèilì de yīdiǎndiǎn pádào gāozhí 1 (noun) in the sense of method Definition a manner, method, or means Freezing is a great way to preserve most foods. Synonyms method new teaching methods means system the decimal system of metric weights and measures process The best way to find out is by a process of elimination. approach We will be exploring different approaches to information-gathering. practice scheme a private pension scheme technique tests performed using a new technique manner plan She met her creditors to propose a plan for making repayments. procedure He did not follow the correct procedure in applying for a visa. mode course of action 2 (noun) in the sense of manner Definition a characteristic style or manner He had a strange way of talking. Synonyms manner The manner in which young children are spoken to depends on who is present. style Our children's different learning styles created many problems. fashion We must go about this in an organized fashion. mode the capitalist mode of production 3 (noun) in the sense of aspect Definition an aspect or detail of something In some ways, we are better off than we were before. Synonyms aspect Climate affects every aspect of our lives. point The most interesting point about the village is its religion. sense detail I recall every detail of the party. feature The gardens are a special feature of this property. particular The nurses at the admission desk asked for her particulars. regard respect He's simply wonderful in every respect. characteristic facet The website documents every facet of the director's career. 4 (noun) in the sense of custom Definition habits or customs You'll have to get used to my mother's odd little ways. Synonyms custom It was his custom to approach every problem cautiously. manner habit He has an endearing habit of licking his lips. idiosyncrasy One of his idiosyncrasies was to wear orange gloves. style practice a public inquiry into bank practices nature conduct personality characteristic trait Creativity is a human trait. usage a fruitful convergence with past usage and custom wont Keith woke early, as was his wont. tikanga (New Zealand) 5 (noun) in the sense of route Definition a route or direction Can you tell me the way to the station? Synonyms route the most direct route to the town centre direction We drove ten miles in the opposite direction. course For nearly four hours we maintained our course northwards. road on the road to recovery path The country is on the path to economic recovery. 6 (noun) in the sense of access He came round the back way. Synonyms access a courtyard with a side access to the rear gardens street a small, quaint town with narrow streets road track We set off once more, over a rough mountain track. channel We'll be lodging a complaint through the official channels. route path We followed the path along the clifftops. lane a quiet country lane trail He was following a broad trail through the trees. avenue It is set in landscaped grounds at the end of a tree-lined avenue. highway pathway thoroughfare a busy thoroughfare 7 (noun) in the sense of journey Definition a journey She said she'd pick me up on her way to work. Synonyms journey My films try to describe a journey of discovery. approach The path serves as an approach to the boat house. advance progress The road was too rough for further progress in the car. passage They elbowed a passage through the shoppers. 8 (noun) in the sense of room Definition space or room for movement or activity The ranks of soldiers parted and made way for her. Synonyms room There wasn't enough room for all the gear. opening He squeezed through an opening in the fence. space The furniture proved impractical because it took up too much space. elbowroom 9 (noun) in the sense of distance Definition distance We've a long way to go yet. Synonyms distance They measured the distance between the island and the shore. length It is about a metre in length. stretch It's a very dangerous stretch of road. journey trail 10 (noun) in the sense of condition (informal) He's in a bad way, but he'll live. Synonyms condition The government has to encourage people to better their condition. state You shouldn't be lifting heavy things in your state. shape (informal) He was still in better shape than many young men. situation We are in a difficult financial situation. status Please keep us informed of the status of this project. circumstances plight the plight of Third World countries plagued by debts predicament The decision will leave her in a predicament. fettle You seem in fine fettle. 11 (noun) in the sense of will It's bad for a toddler to get its own way all the time. Synonyms will He was forced to leave the country against his will. demand wish The decision was made against the wishes of the party leader. desire I had a strong desire to help and care for people. choice aim a research programme that has failed to achieve its aim pleasure Let me buy you a treat. What's your pleasure? ambition My ambition is to sail round the world. idioms See by the way See get in the way of something See give way See give way to something phrases See on the way or on your way See under way See way of life See ways and means proverb The longest way round is the shortest way home Additional synonyms in the sense of aim Definition intention or purpose a research programme that has failed to achieve its aim Synonyms intention, end, point, plan, course, mark, goal, design, target, wish, scheme, purpose, direction, desire, object, objective, ambition, intent, aspiration, Holy Grail (informal) in the sense of ambition Definition something so desired My ambition is to sail round the world. Synonyms goal, end, hope, design, dream, target, aim, wish, purpose, desire, intention, objective, intent, aspiration, Holy Grail (informal) in the sense of approach Definition a way of dealing with a matter We will be exploring different approaches to information-gathering. Synonyms way, means, course, style, attitude, method, technique, manner, procedure, mode, modus operandi Synonyms of 'way' way Explore 'way' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of approach Definition the way or means of reaching a place The path serves as an approach to the boat house. Synonyms access, way, drive, road, passage, entrance, avenue, passageway in the sense of avenue Definition a wide street It is set in landscaped grounds at the end of a tree-lined avenue. Synonyms street, way, course, drive, road, pass, approach, channel, access, entry, route, path, passage, entrance, alley, pathway, boulevard, driveway, thoroughfare in the sense of channel Definition a means of access or communication We'll be lodging a complaint through the official channels. Synonyms means, way, course, approach, medium, route, path, avenue in the sense of course Definition the path or channel along which a river moves For nearly four hours we maintained our course northwards. Synonyms route, way, line, road, track, channel, direction, path, passage, trail, orbit, tack, trajectory in the sense of desire Definition a wish or longing I had a strong desire to help and care for people. Synonyms wish, want, longing, need, hope, urge, yen (informal), hunger, appetite, aspiration, ache, craving, yearning, inclination, thirst, hankering in the sense of detail Definition an item that is considered separately I recall every detail of the party. Synonyms point, fact, feature, particular, respect, factor, count, item, instance, element, aspect, specific, component, facet, technicality in the sense of direction Definition the course or line along which a person or thing moves, points, or lies We drove ten miles in the opposite direction. Synonyms way, course, line, road, track, bearing, route, path, orientation in the sense of facet Definition an aspect of something, such as a personality The website documents every facet of the director's career. Synonyms aspect, part, face, side, phase, angle in the sense of fashion Definition the way that something happens or is done We must go about this in an organized fashion. Synonyms method, way, style, approach, manner, mode in the sense of feature Definition a prominent or distinctive part of something The gardens are a special feature of this property. Synonyms aspect, quality, characteristic, attribute, point, mark, property, factor, trait, hallmark, facet, peculiarity Additional synonyms in the sense of fettle You seem in fine fettle. Synonyms health, form, condition, shape, state in the sense of habit Definition a tendency to act in a particular way He has an endearing habit of licking his lips. Synonyms mannerism, custom, way, practice, manner, characteristic, tendency, quirk, propensity, foible, proclivity (formal) in the sense of idiosyncrasy Definition a personal peculiarity of mind, habit, or behaviour One of his idiosyncrasies was to wear orange gloves. Synonyms peculiarity, habit, characteristic, foible, quirk, eccentricity, oddity, mannerism, affectation, trick, singularity, personal trait in the sense of lane Definition a narrow road, esp. in the country a quiet country lane Synonyms road, street, track, path, strip, way, passage, trail, pathway, footpath, passageway, thoroughfare in the sense of length Definition the extent or measurement of something from end to end It is about a metre in length. Synonyms distance, reach, measure, extent, span, longitude in the sense of mode Definition a manner or way of doing, acting, or existing the capitalist mode of production Synonyms method, way, plan, course, system, form, state, process, condition, style, approach, quality, practice, fashion, technique, manner, procedure, custom, vein in the sense of opening Definition a hole or gap He squeezed through an opening in the fence. Synonyms hole, break, space, tear, split, crack, gap, rent, breach, slot, outlet, vent, puncture, rupture, aperture, cleft, chink, fissure, orifice, perforation, interstice in the sense of particular Definition an item of information The nurses at the admission desk asked for her particulars. Synonyms detail, fact, feature, item, circumstance, specification in the sense of passage Definition a channel or opening providing a way through They elbowed a passage through the shoppers. Synonyms way, route, path, course, way through in the sense of path Definition a course of conduct The country is on the path to economic recovery. Synonyms course, way, road, track, route, procedure Additional synonyms in the sense of path Definition a surfaced walk, such as through a garden We followed the path along the clifftops. Synonyms way, road, walk, track, trail, avenue, pathway, footpath, walkway (US), towpath, footway, berm (New Zealand) in the sense of plan Definition a method thought out for doing or achieving something She met her creditors to propose a plan for making repayments. Synonyms scheme, system, design, idea, programme, project, proposal, strategy, method, suggestion, procedure, plot, device, scenario, proposition, contrivance in the sense of pleasure Definition a person's preference Let me buy you a treat. What's your pleasure? Synonyms wish, choice, desire, will, mind, option, preference, inclination in the sense of plight Definition a dangerous or difficult situation the plight of Third World countries plagued by debts Synonyms difficulty, condition, state, situation, trouble, circumstances, dilemma, straits, predicament, extremity, perplexity in the sense of point Definition a characteristic The most interesting point about the village is its religion. Synonyms aspect, detail, feature, side, quality, property, particular, respect, item, instance, characteristic, topic, attribute, trait, facet, peculiarity, nicety in the sense of practice Definition something done regularly or repeatedly a public inquiry into bank practices Synonyms custom, use, way, system, rule, method, tradition, habit, routine, mode, usage, wont, praxis, usual procedure, tikanga (New Zealand) in the sense of predicament Definition an embarrassing or difficult situation The decision will leave her in a predicament. Synonyms fix (informal), state, situation, spot (informal), corner, hole (slang), emergency, mess, jam (informal), dilemma, pinch, plight, scrape (informal), hot water (informal), pickle (informal), how-do-you-do (informal), quandary, tight spot in the sense of procedure Definition a way of doing something, esp. an established method He did not follow the correct procedure in applying for a visa. Synonyms method, policy, process, course, system, form, action, step, performance, operation, practice, scheme, strategy, conduct, formula, custom, routine, transaction, plan of action, modus operandi in the sense of process Definition a series of actions or changes The best way to find out is by a process of elimination. Synonyms procedure, means, course, system, action, performance, operation, measure, proceeding, manner, transaction, mode, course of action in the sense of progress Definition movement forward or advance The road was too rough for further progress in the car. Synonyms movement forward, passage, advancement, progression, course, advance, headway, onward movement Additional synonyms in the sense of respect Definition a detail or characteristic He's simply wonderful in every respect. Synonyms particular, way, point, matter, sense, detail, feature, aspect, characteristic, facet in the sense of road Definition a way or course on the road to recovery Synonyms way, course, direction, route, path in the sense of scheme Definition a systematic plan for a course of action a private pension scheme Synonyms plan, programme, strategy, system, design, project, theory, proposal, device, tactics, course of action, contrivance in the sense of shape Definition condition or state of efficiency He was still in better shape than many young men. Synonyms condition, state, health, nick (British, informal), repair, trim, kilter, fettle in the sense of situation Definition state of affairs We are in a difficult financial situation. Synonyms position, state, case, condition, circumstances, equation, plight, status quo, state of affairs, ball game (informal), kettle of fish (informal) in the sense of space Definition unoccupied area or room The furniture proved impractical because it took up too much space. Synonyms room, volume, capacity, extent, margin, extension, scope, play, expanse, leeway, amplitude, spaciousness, elbowroom in the sense of state Definition the condition or circumstances of a person or thing You shouldn't be lifting heavy things in your state. Synonyms circumstances, situation, position, case, pass, mode, plight, predicament in the sense of status Definition the legal or official standing or classification of a person or country Please keep us informed of the status of this project. Synonyms state of play, development, progress, condition, evolution, progression in the sense of street Definition a public road that is usually lined with buildings, esp. in a town a small, quaint town with narrow streets Synonyms road, lane, avenue, terrace, row, boulevard, roadway, thoroughfare in the sense of stretch Definition a large or continuous expanse or distance It's a very dangerous stretch of road. Synonyms expanse, area, tract, spread, distance, sweep, extent Additional synonyms in the sense of style Definition the way in which something is done Our children's different learning styles created many problems. Synonyms manner, way, method, approach, technique, custom, mode in the sense of system Definition a method or set of methods for doing or organizing something the decimal system of metric weights and measures Synonyms method, practice, technique, procedure, routine, theory, usage, methodology, frame of reference, modus operandi, fixed order in the sense of technique Definition a method or skill used for a particular task tests performed using a new technique Synonyms method, way, system, approach, means, course, style, fashion, manner, procedure, mode, MO, modus operandi in the sense of thoroughfare Definition a way through from one place to another a busy thoroughfare Synonyms road, way, street, highway, roadway, passageway, avenue in the sense of track Definition a rough road or path We set off once more, over a rough mountain track. Synonyms path, way, road, route, trail, pathway, footpath in the sense of trail Definition a rough path across open country or through a forest He was following a broad trail through the trees. Synonyms path, track, route, way, course, road, pathway, footpath, beaten track, singletrack in the sense of trait Definition a characteristic feature or quality of a person or thing Creativity is a human trait. Synonyms characteristic, feature, quality, attribute, quirk, peculiarity, mannerism, idiosyncrasy, lineament in the sense of usage a fruitful convergence with past usage and custom Synonyms practice, method, procedure, form, rule, tradition, habit, regime, custom, routine, convention, mode, matter of course, wont in the sense of wish Definition something desired or wished for The decision was made against the wishes of the party leader. Synonyms request, will, want, order, demand, desire, command, bidding, behest (literary) in the sense of wont Definition a usual practice Keith woke early, as was his wont. Synonyms habit, use, way, rule, practice, custom All related terms of 'way' way-out outlandish, eccentric, unconventional, unorthodox, advanced give way collapse, give, fall, crack, break down under way in progress, going on, started, begun, in business by the way incidentally, in passing, in parenthesis, en passant, by the bye way of life customs, practices, traditions, rituals, conventions pick your way tread carefully, work through, move cautiously, walk tentatively, find or make your way wend your way go, move, travel, progress, proceed out of the way remote, far, distant, isolated, lonely give way to something be replaced by, be succeeded by, be supplanted by on the way or on your way coming, approaching, en route, in transit, close in or out of harm's way in or out of danger, in or out of the firing line get in the way of something interfere with, hamper, hinder, obstruct, impede rub someone up the wrong way annoy, anger, bug, irritate, aggravate pave the way for something or someone prepare (the way) for, introduce, herald, usher in, precede
随便看	to go for/have an interview to go forth to go for the brass ring to go for £10 to go from bad to worse to go from one extreme to the other to go from strength to strength to go gliding to go grey to go halves (with sb on sth) to go hand in hand (with sth) to go hang-gliding to go hiking to go hill-walking to go hungry to go ice-skating to go insane to go into a skid to go into ecstasies over to go into high gear to go into partnership or form a partnership (with sb) to go into production to go into reverse to go into the lead to go into the record books

　

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