Definition of thataway in English:

thataway

adverbˈðatəweɪˈT͟Hadəˌwā

US informal

1In that direction.
he went thataway!
Example sentencesExamples
- He pressed the walkie talkie's power button again and turned back to the others. ‘The office is thataway.’
- ‘They went thataway,’ the Duke said, throwing out a careless wave to his right.
- Down thataway two men next to the van were firing their pieces up the front steps at two others who were wedged in the entranceway of the house and blasting back at them.
- The only people having any fun were the Jewish protestors about a hundred yards thataway, singing patriotic and religious songs, and doing some dancing.
- He had got what he needed and didn't need someone going around and telling everyone ‘the intruder went thataway!’
- As with all the sensationalized stories in the press in the last few years, there were many red herrings, the white van, the guy that said ‘They went thataway.’
- Given it's Farnborough a few miles thataway, I'm guessing it was something do with the air show (thought it was the week before, but never mind).
2In that way; like that.
they won't never get done with you standin' there thataway
Example sentencesExamples
- Causey struggled for something to say and finally managed, ‘Well, he ought not have shot at me thataway.’
- Granger replies, ‘I expect you'd best just forget about teaching altogether… then thataway you'll have plenty of time to write your own book.’

Definition of thataway in US English:

thataway

adverbˈT͟Hadəˌwā

US informal

1In that direction.
he went thataway!
Example sentencesExamples
- Given it's Farnborough a few miles thataway, I'm guessing it was something do with the air show (thought it was the week before, but never mind).
- As with all the sensationalized stories in the press in the last few years, there were many red herrings, the white van, the guy that said ‘They went thataway.’
- The only people having any fun were the Jewish protestors about a hundred yards thataway, singing patriotic and religious songs, and doing some dancing.
- He pressed the walkie talkie's power button again and turned back to the others. ‘The office is thataway.’
- He had got what he needed and didn't need someone going around and telling everyone ‘the intruder went thataway!’
- ‘They went thataway,’ the Duke said, throwing out a careless wave to his right.
- Down thataway two men next to the van were firing their pieces up the front steps at two others who were wedged in the entranceway of the house and blasting back at them.
2In that way; like that.
they won't never get done with you standin' there thataway
Example sentencesExamples
- Causey struggled for something to say and finally managed, ‘Well, he ought not have shot at me thataway.’
- Granger replies, ‘I expect you'd best just forget about teaching altogether… then thataway you'll have plenty of time to write your own book.’

单词	thataway
释义	Definition of thataway in English: thataway adverbˈðatəweɪˈT͟Hadəˌwā US informal 1In that direction. he went thataway! Example sentencesExamples He pressed the walkie talkie's power button again and turned back to the others. ‘The office is thataway.’ ‘They went thataway,’ the Duke said, throwing out a careless wave to his right. Down thataway two men next to the van were firing their pieces up the front steps at two others who were wedged in the entranceway of the house and blasting back at them. The only people having any fun were the Jewish protestors about a hundred yards thataway, singing patriotic and religious songs, and doing some dancing. He had got what he needed and didn't need someone going around and telling everyone ‘the intruder went thataway!’ As with all the sensationalized stories in the press in the last few years, there were many red herrings, the white van, the guy that said ‘They went thataway.’ Given it's Farnborough a few miles thataway, I'm guessing it was something do with the air show (thought it was the week before, but never mind). 2In that way; like that. they won't never get done with you standin' there thataway Example sentencesExamples Causey struggled for something to say and finally managed, ‘Well, he ought not have shot at me thataway.’ Granger replies, ‘I expect you'd best just forget about teaching altogether… then thataway you'll have plenty of time to write your own book.’ Definition of thataway in US English: thataway adverbˈT͟Hadəˌwā US informal 1In that direction. he went thataway! Example sentencesExamples Given it's Farnborough a few miles thataway, I'm guessing it was something do with the air show (thought it was the week before, but never mind). As with all the sensationalized stories in the press in the last few years, there were many red herrings, the white van, the guy that said ‘They went thataway.’ The only people having any fun were the Jewish protestors about a hundred yards thataway, singing patriotic and religious songs, and doing some dancing. He pressed the walkie talkie's power button again and turned back to the others. ‘The office is thataway.’ He had got what he needed and didn't need someone going around and telling everyone ‘the intruder went thataway!’ ‘They went thataway,’ the Duke said, throwing out a careless wave to his right. Down thataway two men next to the van were firing their pieces up the front steps at two others who were wedged in the entranceway of the house and blasting back at them. 2In that way; like that. they won't never get done with you standin' there thataway Example sentencesExamples Causey struggled for something to say and finally managed, ‘Well, he ought not have shot at me thataway.’ Granger replies, ‘I expect you'd best just forget about teaching altogether… then thataway you'll have plenty of time to write your own book.’
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