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

Viburnum lantana, a large shrub with white flowers and berries that turn red and finally black, common in hedges

One picked up or set down at a way station or an intermediate point on a coach or bus route

The border of a way, path or highway (fall by the wayside to fail or give up in one's attempt to do something; to drop out)

come or go someone's way

To come or go in the same direction as someone

divide three, etc, ways

To divide into three, etc portions

get or have one's or (one's own) way

To get or do what one wants

give way (to) see under give¹

go all or the whole way (with) (informal)

To have sexual intercourse (with)

go one's own way

To act independently

go one's way

To depart

go out of the (or one's) way

To give oneself trouble
To make a special effort (to do something)

go someone's way

(of circumstances, etc) to favour someone

go the way of all flesh or all the earth

To die

have a way with

To be good at dealing with or managing (people, etc)

have a way with one

To have a fascinating personality or persuasive manner

have it both ways

(usu with a neg) to benefit from two actions, situations, arguments, etc, each of which excludes the possibility, validity, etc of the other

have it one's (or one's own) way

To do, think, etc what one pleases, with no regard for others' advice or opinions

have one's way

To carry one's point, get what one wants

have way (nautical)

(of a vessel) to be in motion

in a bad way

In a serious condition
Very upset

in a fair way to

Likely to succeed in

in a small (or big or large) way

On a petty (or a large or grandiose) scale

in a way

To some extent
From one point of view
In a state of agitation or distress (old)

in his, etc way (or own way)

As far as his, etc individual merits go, leaving aside the disadvantageous aspects

in no way

Not at all

in the family way see under family

in the (or one's) way

In one's path, impeding one's progress, creating an obstruction
On the way

in the way of

In a good position for effecting or attaining
In the habit of (informal)
In respect of

lead the way

To act as a guide or inspiration to others

look the other way

To look away, sometimes deliberately in order not to see someone or something
To take no notice esp of something calling for attention

lose the (or one's) way

To leave one's intended route by mistake and become lost

make one's way

To move forward, sometimes with difficulty, to proceed
To make good progress, achieve success

make way

To make room
To advance

no two ways about it

That is certain, there is no doubt about it

no way (informal)

Under no circumstances, absolutely not

one way and another

Considering various aspects

one way or the other

By any means possible

on the (or one's) way

Moving towards a destination or event
In progress
At a point on one's journey

on the way out

Becoming unpopular, unfashionable, etc

out of the way

So as not to hinder or obstruct
Away from main routes, remote (out-of-the-wayˈ adjective)
Dealt with, finished with
In prison or dead and gone
(usu with neg) out of the ordinary, unusual
Lost, hidden (Shakespeare)

put someone in the way of

To contrive to make available to someone

take one's way

To set out, proceed
To follow one's own inclination or plan

the Way

The Christian Religion (from Bible, Acts 9.2, etc)

under way

(of a vessel) in motion (also underway)
Progressing

way to go (US inf)

An expression of praise or encouragement.

way1 /wā/

way¹ /wā/