逐日一詞 | path

path

高中 CET4 CET6

英[pɑ?θ] 美[p?θ]

例句

1. Walking the path through the forest fills me with peace.

穿越林間小路讓我感受寧?kù)o。

——《牛津高階英漢雙解辭書(shū)》

2. Time management is the path to success.

時(shí)間辦理是告捷的辦法。

——《柯林斯高等英語(yǔ)學(xué)習(xí)辭書(shū)》

3. When a hurricane is approaching, people in its direct path are often all heading in the opposite direction, which means the traffic on the way out can be extreme.

當(dāng)颶風(fēng)正在接近時(shí)，處于其行進(jìn)路途上的住民通常都朝著相反的朝向前行，這意味著出逃的路途交通會(huì)十分擁堵。

——《英語(yǔ)周報(bào)·高二閱讀綜合B版》

基本釋義

[n.]

1. a way or track that is made for a particular purpose or in a particular direction, especially in the countryside;

2. a way of achieving something;

3. a line along which somebody / something moves; the space in front of somebody / something as they move;

[名詞]

1. 小路，（尤其指鄉(xiāng)下的）小徑；

2. 途徑；

3. 路途。

派生詞

pathway n. a path, especially a long one or one that has been made for a particular purpose；（較長(zhǎng)的）小路，通路

pathfinder n. a person or thing that shows the way for others, especially in new areas or subjects；開(kāi)發(fā)者，先鋒

近義詞

與path涵義相近的單詞有trail和route。這三個(gè)詞的共同特性是它們都指通往目標(biāo)地的途徑，但它們?cè)诰唧w使用時(shí)有所區(qū)別。

trail n. a path through the countryside, often where people walk （尤指步行者的）小路

route n. a way that takes you from one place to another, especially one that has been planned for a particular purpose 路途

trail側(cè)重于途徑的局促和景致，route則重申方案和目標(biāo)地。

互動(dòng)成績(jī)

1. 這句話中的path為何意？

The path to success is often a bumpy one, but it’s all worth it in the end.