单词	path
释义	pathpath /pæθ/ ●●● S3 W2 noun (plural paths /pæðz, pæθs/) [countable] Etymology ETYMOLOGYpath Origin: Old English pæth Collocations COLLOCATIONS► worn a path  Students had worn a path across the courtyard. ► path was blocked  Workers found their path was blocked by protesters. ► cleared a path  Police cleared a path through the crowd. ► flight path  the plane’s flight path ► followed ... paths  He and his brother had followed very different paths. 1TRACK a track that people walk along over an area of ground SYN footpath:  a path through the woods Students had worn a path across the courtyard.along/down/up a path They walked along the path arm in arm.2WAY THROUGH the space ahead of you as you move forward:  Workers found their path was blocked by protesters.path through Police cleared a path through the crowd.3DIRECTION the direction or line along which someone or something moves SYN route:  The tornado destroyed everything in its path. the Earth’s path around the Sun the plane’s flight path4PLAN a plan or series of actions that helps you to achieve something, especially over a long period of time:  a career path He and his brother had followed very different paths.path to our country’s path to economic recovery5sbs’ paths cross if two people’s paths cross, they meet by chance6the path of least resistance a set of actions that are the easiest thing to do in a particular situation[Origin: Old English pæth] → see also beat a path (to somebody’s door) at beat1 (26), flight path, lead somebody down the garden path at lead1 (18)
随便看	subtropics suburb suburban suburbanite suburbia subvention subversion subversive subversively subversiveness subvert subway sub-zero succeed succeeding success successful successfully succession successive successively successor succinct succinctly succinctness

英语词典包含48224条英英释义在线翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。