Pronunciation: /pæθ/
noun a route or way for traveling from one place to another, typically a narrow track or rough way
A1 I walked along a narrow path in the forest.
A2 She followed the path that led to the beach.
B1 The path through the mountains was challenging but rewarding.
B2 The hikers veered off the main path and got lost in the wilderness.
C1 The path to success is often filled with obstacles and setbacks.
C2 He blazed a new path in the field of medical research with his groundbreaking discoveries.
verb None
A1 I path my way through the forest to get to school every day.
A2 She paths a route on the map before starting her journey.
B1 The hikers pathed a trail up the mountain for others to follow.
B2 The explorer pathed through the dense jungle to reach the hidden temple.
C1 The architect pathed the layout of the city to optimize traffic flow.
C2 The detective pathed the suspect's movements on the night of the crime.
adjective None
A1 The path to the park is straight ahead.
A2 She followed the path through the forest.
B1 The path to success is different for everyone.
B2 The path to becoming a doctor is long and challenging.
C1 The path to enlightenment is often a lifelong journey.
C2 The path to true understanding requires deep reflection and introspection.
adverb None
A1 She walked down the path slowly.
A2 He followed the path through the forest.
B1 The path to success requires hard work and dedication.
B2 The path to achieving your goals may be challenging, but it is worth it in the end.
C1 The path to enlightenment is different for each individual.
C2 The path to becoming a successful entrepreneur is often filled with obstacles to overcome.
pronoun None
A1 The path is clear for us to follow.
A2 She found a path through the forest.
B1 The path we chose led us to a beautiful waterfall.
B2 The path he took in his career led to great success.
C1 The path of diplomacy is often complex and nuanced.
C2 Exploring different career paths can lead to personal growth and fulfillment.
preposition None
A1 She walked along the path to the park.
A2 The path through the forest was well-marked.
B1 He followed the path to the top of the mountain.
B2 The path of the river led them to a hidden waterfall.
C1 The path of her career took many unexpected turns.
C2 The path to success is often filled with challenges.
conjunction None
A1 I walked along the path to the park.
A2 She followed the path through the forest.
B1 The path led us to a beautiful waterfall.
B2 We took a detour from the main path to explore the hidden caves.
C1 The path of success is often filled with obstacles.
C2 He forged his own path in the business world, creating a successful company.
interjection None
A1 Path! Watch out for the puddle.
A2 Which path should we take to get to the park?
B1 The path through the forest is beautiful in the autumn.
B2 I think we're on the right path to success.
C1 The path to enlightenment is different for everyone.
C2 He shouted 'Path!' as he narrowly avoided a collision with a cyclist.
article None
A1 I walked along the path in the park.
A2 The path through the forest was narrow and winding.
B1 She followed the path that led to the waterfall.
B2 The hikers decided to take the path less traveled.
C1 The path to success is often filled with challenges.
C2 He forged his own path in the world of business.
formal The hiker followed the well-marked path through the forest.
informal Let's take the path that leads to the waterfall for a nice hike.
slang I'm gonna take the shortcut path to get to the party faster.
figurative In life, sometimes we have to choose between the easy path and the right path.
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