Definition of well trodden in English:

well trodden

adjective

Much frequented by travellers.
a well-trodden path
Example sentencesExamples
- My daughter simply beat a well-trodden path from the bottom of the slide to the top and down again, at least forty times over the two hours she was there as far as I could tell.
- Climbers are also advised to plan their routes carefully, to stick to well-trodden paths and to stay together in groups.
- Since 1980, I have enjoyed access from the bottom of my garden across an unfenced area of privately owned woodland (via a well-trodden path) to a golf course where I am a member.
- It is a well-trodden path and holds many memories for the people of the area,’ he added.
- Cross the road and continue straight ahead along the distinct well-trodden path of the Pennine Way, England's first official long-distance footpath.
- A well-trodden path wends its way around the water - apart from a spot where a small natural wood hugs the shoreline - and sturdy platforms are spaced at regular intervals.
- Here we learned that something was going on, which explained why no one was out on a Sunday on the well-trodden paths and tracks.
- He left his aunt and children before the border crossing and took a circuitous route out through the desert, a well-trodden smugglers' path, and met them on the other side.
- Follow the well-trodden path through the narrow gorge for about 100 yards, until you emerge to a great view of Loch Lomond.
Synonyms
trodden, trampled

Definition of well trodden in US English:

well trodden

adjective

Much frequented by travelers.
a well-trodden path
Example sentencesExamples
- A well-trodden path wends its way around the water - apart from a spot where a small natural wood hugs the shoreline - and sturdy platforms are spaced at regular intervals.
- Here we learned that something was going on, which explained why no one was out on a Sunday on the well-trodden paths and tracks.
- My daughter simply beat a well-trodden path from the bottom of the slide to the top and down again, at least forty times over the two hours she was there as far as I could tell.
- Since 1980, I have enjoyed access from the bottom of my garden across an unfenced area of privately owned woodland (via a well-trodden path) to a golf course where I am a member.
- He left his aunt and children before the border crossing and took a circuitous route out through the desert, a well-trodden smugglers' path, and met them on the other side.
- It is a well-trodden path and holds many memories for the people of the area,’ he added.
- Climbers are also advised to plan their routes carefully, to stick to well-trodden paths and to stay together in groups.
- Cross the road and continue straight ahead along the distinct well-trodden path of the Pennine Way, England's first official long-distance footpath.
- Follow the well-trodden path through the narrow gorge for about 100 yards, until you emerge to a great view of Loch Lomond.
Synonyms
trodden, trampled

单词	well trodden
释义	Definition of well trodden in English: well trodden adjective Much frequented by travellers. a well-trodden path Example sentencesExamples My daughter simply beat a well-trodden path from the bottom of the slide to the top and down again, at least forty times over the two hours she was there as far as I could tell. Climbers are also advised to plan their routes carefully, to stick to well-trodden paths and to stay together in groups. Since 1980, I have enjoyed access from the bottom of my garden across an unfenced area of privately owned woodland (via a well-trodden path) to a golf course where I am a member. It is a well-trodden path and holds many memories for the people of the area,’ he added. Cross the road and continue straight ahead along the distinct well-trodden path of the Pennine Way, England's first official long-distance footpath. A well-trodden path wends its way around the water - apart from a spot where a small natural wood hugs the shoreline - and sturdy platforms are spaced at regular intervals. Here we learned that something was going on, which explained why no one was out on a Sunday on the well-trodden paths and tracks. He left his aunt and children before the border crossing and took a circuitous route out through the desert, a well-trodden smugglers' path, and met them on the other side. Follow the well-trodden path through the narrow gorge for about 100 yards, until you emerge to a great view of Loch Lomond. Synonyms trodden, trampled Definition of well trodden in US English: well trodden adjective Much frequented by travelers. a well-trodden path Example sentencesExamples A well-trodden path wends its way around the water - apart from a spot where a small natural wood hugs the shoreline - and sturdy platforms are spaced at regular intervals. Here we learned that something was going on, which explained why no one was out on a Sunday on the well-trodden paths and tracks. My daughter simply beat a well-trodden path from the bottom of the slide to the top and down again, at least forty times over the two hours she was there as far as I could tell. Since 1980, I have enjoyed access from the bottom of my garden across an unfenced area of privately owned woodland (via a well-trodden path) to a golf course where I am a member. He left his aunt and children before the border crossing and took a circuitous route out through the desert, a well-trodden smugglers' path, and met them on the other side. It is a well-trodden path and holds many memories for the people of the area,’ he added. Climbers are also advised to plan their routes carefully, to stick to well-trodden paths and to stay together in groups. Cross the road and continue straight ahead along the distinct well-trodden path of the Pennine Way, England's first official long-distance footpath. Follow the well-trodden path through the narrow gorge for about 100 yards, until you emerge to a great view of Loch Lomond. Synonyms trodden, trampled
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