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way /wei/

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• Danh từ đường, lối đi a way across the fields một con đường qua cánh đồng a covered way một lối đi có mái che which way do you usually go to town? anh thường đi đường nào ra tỉnh? he asked me the way to London anh ta hỏi tôi đường đi tới Luân Đôn hướng, phía the arrow is pointing the wrong way mũi tên đó chỉ sai hướng look both ways before crossing the road hãy nhìn cả hai phía trái và phải trước khi qua đường which way will you vote? anh sẽ bỏ phiếu cho phía (cho đảng) nào? (thường số ít) cách there are several ways to do it có nhiều cách làm cái đó she spoke in a kindly way cô ta đã nói một cách tử tế I still think my way is better tôi vẫn nghĩ cách của tôi là tốt hơn I don't like the way he looks at me tôi không thích cái cách nó nhìn tôi it is not her way to be selfish ích kỷ không phải là tính cách (cách xử sự) của cô ta (số ít)(sau long, little…) quãng đường (giữa hai điểm) we are a long way from the coast chúng ta còn cách bờ biển một quãng đường dài success is still a long way off thành công hãy còn xa better by a long way tốt hơn nhiều (số ít)(khẩu ngữ) vùng ở gần he lives somewhere Lincoln way nó ở đâu đấy quanh vùng Lincoln please visit us next time you're over this way lần sau tới vùng này, đến thăm chúng tôi nhé phương diện, mặt she is in no way to blame không có mặt nào khiển trách cô ta được the changes are beneficial in some ways but not in others các thay đổi có lợi về một số phương diện nhưng lại không có lợi về những phương diện khác all the way suốt lộ trình be (be born; be made) that way [sinh ra] vốn là như thế, tính nết vốn là như thế I'm afraid that's just the way he is tôi e rằng tính nết nó vốn là như thế be set in one's ways không gì làm thay đổi [tính nết, cung cách] được, vốn thế đấy by the way trên đường đi, dọc đường à này, tiện thể by way of bằng đường, qua ngả they are travelling to France by way of London họ đi du lịch sang Pháp qua ngả Luân Đôn như là, coi như, thay vì we had some sandwiches by way of a meal chúng tôi ăn mấy cái bánh xăng-uých trừ bữa với mục đích, với ý định by way of introducing himself, he showed me his card với mục đích tự giới thiệu, anh ta đưa cho tôi xem cái danh thiếp của anh change one's ways xem change come one's way xảy đến với an opportunity like that doesn't often come my way một cơ hội như thế ít khi xảy đến với tôi cut both (two) ways đòn xóc hai đầu; lá mặt lá trái that argument cuts both ways lý lẽ đòn xóc hai đầu divide (split…) something two (three…) ways chia nhau giữa hai (ba…) người the error of one's (somebody's) ways xem errors feel one's way xem feel find its way to xem find get into (out of) the way of [doing] something có (mất) thói quen làm gì get (have) one's own way có được (làm) cái mình muốn mặc dù có sự chống đối she always gets her own way in the end chị ta luôn luôn cuối cùng đạt được cái chị muốn mặc dù có sự chống đối give way đổ vỡ, sụp đổ the bridge gave way under the weight of the lorry chiếc cầu sụp đổ dưới sức nặng của chiếc xe tải her legs suddenly gave way and she fell to the floor chân bà bỗng nhiên khuỵu xuống và bà ngã ra sàn give way [to somebody (something)] nhường đường; nhường give way to traffic coming from the right nhường đường cho xe cộ từ bên phải tới chịu thua give way to despair đành chịu thất vọng nhượng bộ we must not give way to their demands chúng ta không được nhượng bộ trước những yêu sách của họ give way to something nhường chỗ cho cái gì, được thay thế bằng cái gì the storm gave way to bright sunshine cơn bão đã nhường chỗ cho ánh nắng sáng chói go far (a long way) xem far go far (a long way) to do something (towards something) xem far go out of one's way [to do something] cất công; chịu khó [làm gì] the shop assistant went out of his way to find what we needed người bán hàng đã chịu khó tìm những thứ chúng tôi cần go one's own way (cũ) làm theo ý mình whatever you suggest, she will always go her own way anh có gợi ý gì chăng nữa, cô ta vẫn cứ luôn luôn làm theo ý mình go one's way (cũ) ra đi go somebody's way đi cùng hướng với ai I'm going your way so I can give you a lift tôi đi cùng hướng với anh nên có thể cho anh đi nhờ xe thuận lợi cho ai things certainly seem to be going our way mọi sự xem chừng như chắc chắn sẽ thuận lợi cho chúng ta go the way of all flesh [sống và] chết như mọi người; gian nan đau khổ như mọi người the hard way xem hard have come a long way xem long have (want) it (things) both ways xem both have it (things; everything) one's own way muốn bắt người khác theo ý mình tùy ý, muốn làm sao thì làm all right, have it your own way, I'm tired of arguing! thôi được, muốn làm sao thì làm, tranh cãi mãi tớ chán rồi! have a way with one có sức lôi cuốn, có sức thuyết phục have a way with somebody (something) có biệt tài giải quyết công việc (với ai, về vụ việc gì) have a way with difficult children có biệt tài ứng xử với những đứa trẻ khó tính have a way of motorbikes có biệt tài sử dụng xe gắn máy in a bad way bị ốm nặng; gặp rắc rối nghiêm trọng (khẩu ngữ) say rượu hẳn đi rồi in a big (small) way trên quy mô lớn (nhỏ) in a fair way to do something xem fair in the family way xem family in more ways than one hiểu theo nhiều nghĩa he is a big man, in more ways than one ông ta là một ông lớn, hiểu theo nhiều nghĩa in a way; in one way; in some ways trong chừng mực nào đấy (chứ không hoàn toàn) the changes are an improvement in one way những thay đổi đó trong chừng mực nào đấy là một sự cải thiện in the ordinary way xem ordinary in one's own sweet way xem sweet in the way cản đường, làm vướng I left them alone, as I felt I was in the way tôi để họ một mình, vì tôi có cảm tưởng là đang làm vướng họ know one's way around xem know lead the way xem lead a little something goes a long way xem little look the other way tránh mặt, tránh nhìn the usherette looked the other way so that the children could get into the cinema without paying chị xếp chỗ nhìn ra chỗ khác khiến tụi trẻ vào rạp chiếu bóng mà không phải mua vé lose one's way xem lose make one's way [to (towards) something] đi I'll make my way home now tôi đi về nhà bây giờ đây make way [for somebody (something)] để cho qua, nhường bước cho mend one's way xem mend not know where (which way) to look xem know [there are] no two ways about it chỉ có một cách duy nhất thích hợp với cái đó no way (khẩu ngữ) không đời nào no way will I go on working for that man không đời nào tôi lại tiếp tục làm việc cho lão ấy one way and another nhìn chung she's been very successful, one way and another nhìn chung chị ta đã rất thành công one way or another bằng cách này hay cách khác we must finish the job this week one way or another bằng cách này hay cách khác tuần này ta phải làm xong việc đó on one's (the) way đi, đến; trên đường đi, trên đường về I had better be on my way soon tốt hơn là tôi nên đi sớm I'll buy some bread on the (my) way home tôi sẽ mua ít bánh mì trên đường đi về nhà on the way (khẩu ngữ) đang mang thai trong bụng mẹ, chưa sinh (cháu bé) she has two children with another one on the way bà ta có hai con và một cháu nữa còn mang thai trong bụng on the way out lúc ra đi I bumped into him on the way out lúc ra đi tôi đâm sầm vào nó (nghĩa bóng) trở nên lỗi thời the other way round đảo ngược lại, lộn ngược trái ngược với cái đang mang chờ, ngược lại I was accused of stealing money from her but in fact it was the other way round tôi bị buộc tội là ăn cắp tiền của cô ta nhưng thực ra thì là ngược lại out of harm's way xem harm out of the way xa thành thị, hẻo lánh đặc biệt, khác thường a (the) parting of the way xem parting pave the way for something xem pave pay one's (its) way xem pay point the way xem point put somebody in the way of [doing] something tạo cơ hội cho ai làm gì see one's way [clear] to doing something thấy có thể làm cái gì I can't see my way clear to finishing the work this year tôi không thấy là có thể hoàn thành công việc trong năm nay see which way the wind is blowing xem xem cái gì sẽ xảy ra show the way xem show [not] stand in somebody's way [không] ngăn cản ai làm gì if you want to study medicine, we won't stand in your way nếu em muốn học y thì anh chị sẽ không ngăn cản em take the easy way out xem easy that's the way the cookie crumbles (khẩu ngữ, Mỹ) tình hình là thế đấy, không làm gì được đâu to my way of thinking theo ý tôi under way đang tiến triển the project is now well under way đề án hiện nay đang tiến triển tốt wait for the cat to jump (to see which way the cat jumps) xem wait a (somebody's) way of life lối sống she adapted easily to the French way of life cô ta thích nghi dễ dàng với lối sống Pháp the way of the world thói đời where there is a will, there is a way xem will work one's way (through college…) vừa đi học vừa đi làm she had to work her way through law school cô ta vừa đi làm vừa đi học luật work one's way through something đọc (làm) cái gì từ đầu đến cuối the board are still working their way through the application forms ban giám đốc còn cứu xét cho hết các đơn xin việc work one's way up được thăng cấp, được đề bạt he has worked his way up from junior clerk to managing director từ một chân thư ký quèn, anh ta đã được đề bạt lên giám đốc quản lý Phó từ (khẩu ngữ)(dùng với giới từ, phó từ và không ở dạng phủ định) rất xa she finished the race way ahead of the other runners chị ta về đầu cuộc chạy đua, bỏ rất xa các tay đua khác the initial estimate was way out sự ước đoán ban đầu đã quá xa thực tế way back cách đây đã lâu rồi I first met him way back in the eighties tôi gặp anh ta lần đầu tiên cách đây đã lâu, vào những năm tám mươi kia * Các từ tương tự:way-bill, way-leave, way-out, way-station, way-train, way-up, way-worn, waybill, wayfare
• noun plural ways [count] how someone or something does something :how someone or something behaves, appears, feels, etc. - usually singular I like the way she looks/dresses/laughs. [=I like her appearance/clothing/laugh] The way he treats his mother is so sweet. The machine isn't working the way it's supposed to. It's strange the way things seem to happen for a reason. Do you really think that way about them? [=is that really your opinion of them?] The steak was rare, just the way I like it. Well, Your Honor, it happened this way. [=this is what happened] - often followed by to + verb That's no way to talk to your father. [=you should not talk to your father using those words, that tone of voice, etc.] There is no easy way to say this: you have to leave. - often used with in She explains things in a way that children can understand. He spoke in a calm and gentle way. [=manner] I said that she was quirky, but I meant it in a good/positive way. In a strange way, I've always known I would go back there. I try to be nice to everyone, and in the same way, I expect everyone to be nice to me. He wants to win in a big way. [=very much] In a small way [=to a small extent or degree], the experience helped me understand what it's like to be homeless. Their story is a tragedy in more ways than one. [=it is a tragedy for more than one reason] The way things are going [=if things continue to happen like this], I may lose my job. We were disappointed when we lost, but that's the way it/life goes. [=it is a fact that bad or disappointing things happen sometimes] Let's stop here. That/This way [=by doing that/this] we can look at the map before we get off the highway. a method or system that can be used to do something We'll try doing it your way first. Let me explain it this way. What are some (of the) ways that you deal with stress? You can pay for your purchase in one/either of two ways: by cash or by credit card. - often followed by to + verb I've tried lots of different ways to lose weight. That is a good way to look at the problem. There's no way to know what will happen next. - often + of There's no way of knowing what will happen. He uses art as a way of expressing his feelings. You have a funny way of showing that you like her. This gift is my way of saying thank you for all of your help. She will become famous one way or anotherif not by modeling, then by acting or singing. One way or another, it's going to happen. For months, he had been trying to find a way into/to her heart. [=to make her love him] Where there's a will, there's a way. [=if you have the desire and determination to do something, you can find a method for accomplishing it] [count] :a person's usual habits, actions, qualities, etc. He has a charming way about him. [=he is charming; he behaves/talks in a charming way] Everyone is special in his or her own way. [=everyone has qualities that make him or her special] It is not his way to give up easily. [=he does not give up easily] She is familiar with Western ways. = She is familiar with the ways of Westerners. [=the typical habits, behaviors, etc., of people who live in the West] He is becoming older and more set in his ways. [=more unwilling to change his habits, behaviors, opinions, etc.] [count] the series of roads, paths, etc., that can be used to go from one place to another - usually singular He asked the way to the museum. What's the quickest way to the library? We took the long way home. - often used figuratively to refer to a series of actions, procedures, etc., that can be used to achieve something One way around the problem of poor sales is to lower prices. He is a Broadway actor looking for a way into the movie industry. They smoothed the way for an end to the dispute. [=they made an end to the dispute easier and more likely] a road, path, etc. - usually singular We could not find the way that leads to the waterfall. The explorers hacked a way through the jungle. They live across the way from us. = (Brit) They live over the way from us. [=they live across from us on the other side of the street] There is another jewelry store across the way. - often used in names He lives at 121 Village Way. a door, opening, etc., that is used for going into or out of a place Which door is the way in? The back way was blocked. This door is the only way out of the room. - often used figuratively We're in trouble, and there is no (clear/simple) way out. [=no clear/simple way to get out of trouble] They're trying to take the easy way out. [=trying to find an easy way to avoid having to do something difficult] In British English a door or passage that leads outside or to an exit door is often marked Way Out, while in U.S. English it is marked Exit. [count] the route along which someone or something is moving or intends to move :the area in front of a moving person or thing A tree had fallen and was blocking our way. She used a flashlight to light her way to the shed. Please moveyou're in my/the way. [=you are blocking my path] Get out of my/the way! He asked the children to stay/keep out of his way while he made dinner. Can you give me a ride to the library if it's not out of your way? [=if you do not have to take another route in order to do it] Sure, I can give you a ride. The library is on my/the way home. [=I pass the library when I take my usual route home] I go past it on my way home. - see also in the way, on the way, out of the way (below) b - used with her, his, their, its, your, and our to describe someone or something that is moving forward, going somewhere, etc. Paramedics pushed their way through the crowd. The snail slowly inched its way toward the water. The river winds/snakes its way through the valley. He tried to buy his way into the prestigious college. [=he tried to use money to get himself accepted as a student at the college] She managed to talk her way past the guard. [=she was able to convince the guard to let her pass] [count] a specified or indicated direction Face this way so I can take your picture. Try turning the key the other way. Which way should we go, left or right? They went that way. Look both ways before crossing the street. The exit is this way, ladies and gentlemen. She is coming/heading back this way. [=towards us] The rabbit ran this way and that [=in many different directions], trying not to get caught. b - used with her, his, their, its, your, and our to say that someone or something is moving toward or coming to a particular person or thing A storm is heading our/their way. [=towards us/them] A tax rebate may be coming your way. [=may be sent to you] A streak of bad luck had come his way. [=he was experiencing some bad luck] [singular] :a distance They live a short way down the road. [=a short distance from here on the same road] He grew up a long way from here. [=far from here] He talked the whole/entire way home. [=throughout the entire journey home] - often used figuratively If you want to run for the Senate, we'll support you every inch/step of the way. [=throughout the entire process] He still has a way to go [=a long time to wait] before the cast on his foot can be removed. - see also all the way (below), ways [singular] informal :the area or region where someone lives The weather has been rainy (out) our way. [=out where we live] I'll visit when I'm down your way again. They live out California way. [=in or near California] [count] a particular part of something that is being thought about or discussed - used with in The new computer is superior to the other one in every way. [=it is completely superior; all parts of it are superior] In many ways, their stories are the same. [=their stories are the same to a great degree; many parts of their stories are the same] In some ways the movie is brilliant, but in other ways it is just horrible. Her statement is true, in a way. [=it is true to some extent; it is partly true] In no way am I like my father. [=I am not at all like him; no part of me is like him] a manner of thinking about or considering something The punishment was severe, but in a way it was appropriate. [=it was appropriate when you think about it from a certain point of view] I started looking at the problem in a different way than I had before. To my way of thinking [=in my opinion], this is the best strategy. = The way I see it, this is the best strategy. [singular] :the situation that exists People are dying of hunger, and it doesn't have to be that way. [=the situation can be changed] Business is good, and we are doing everything we can to keep it that way. There's nothing we can do to help them. That's just the way things are. [count] :one of usually two possible decisions, actions, or results We thought she would vote against the bill, but surprisingly she voted/went the other way. [=she voted for the bill] I can't see how the election could have gone any other way. [=how it could have had a different result] I'm not sure if I will take the bus or train, but either way [=whether I take the bus or the train] I will be there tonight. It's all right with me either way. [=both possibilities are acceptable to me] You can have either lower taxes or better-funded public programs; you can't have it both ways. He wants it both ways. Yes or no? Give me an answer one way or the other. I don't have an opinion one way or the other. - see also go either way (below) [count] :one of a specified number of usually equal parts into which something (such as an amount of money) is divided The money was divided three ways. [=it was divided into three amounts] - see also milky way all the way to the full or entire extent :as far as possible You have to pull the lever all the way back. We were seated all the way in the back. throughout an entire process or period of time His family was with him all the way through his candidacy. They sang songs all the way home. [=throughout the journey home] to the fullest and most complete extent I am with you all the way. = I support you all the way. [=I support every part of what you are doing] over an entire distance She ran all the way there. You came all this way [=all the way to here] just to see me? - see also go all the way (below), 1way 6 (above) a long way xem long by the way used in speech to introduce a statement or question that may or may not relate to the current topic of conversation By the way, I really like your shoes. By the way, did you hear what happened today? When do you leave for college, by the way? by way of by traveling through (a place) :via She came here from China by way of England. for the purpose of giving, making, or doing (something specified) She said that many people are finding ways to improve their diets, and she mentioned her own family by way of example. [=as an example; in order to give an example] This vase is slightly discolored. By way of comparison [=in order to make a comparison], examine the vase on the left. change your ways to improve your behavior, habits, or beliefs If you want to live a long life, you'd better change your ways! a former racist who has changed her ways clear the way to make the area through which someone or something is trying to pass open and able to be used Clear the way, please. [=move away from the area I am trying to pass through] She directed traffic to clear the way for the ambulance. to allow something to happen or develop The truce would clear the way for further discussions between the two groups. give way to break apart and fall down The step feels like it will give way soon. The roof gave way [=collapsed] under heavy snow. formal :to stop trying to fight or resist something :to agree to do or accept something that you have been resisting or opposing After several hours of debate, the opposition finally gave way. [=gave in] to be replaced by something specified - often + to Our frustration soon gave way to anger. Much of the state's farmland has given way to shopping malls. time-honored traditions giving way to more modern methods Brit :to allow another car or person to go ahead of you or in front of you - often + to Cars must give way [=(US) yield] to pedestrians. go all the way informal sports :to win a championship, title, etc. The team has the talent to go all the way this year. to have sex with someone Did you go all the way (with him/her)? go either way used to say that either of two possible results is likely to occur and that neither is more likely than the other I don't know who's going to win. The game could go either way. [=either team could win] go out of your way to make a special effort to do something She frequently goes out of her way to help people in need. I hate to make you go out of your way, but yes, I could use your help. go someone's way to travel in the same direction as someone Let me walk with youI'm going your way. to happen in a way that helps someone Things haven't been going our way lately. go your own way to do the things that you want to do rather than doing the things that other people expect you to do She was the kind of woman who always went her own way. go your separate ways xem separate harm's way xem harm have a way of If someone or something has a way of being or doing something, the person or thing often has that characteristic or frequently does that thing. Remakes have a way of being [=remakes are often] worse than the original movies. She has a way of exaggerating [=she often exaggerates] when she tells stories. Life has a way of surprising us now and then. have a way with to be able to use (something) or to deal with (something or someone) well She has a way with kids/dogs. [=she is good at dealing with kids/dogs; kids/dogs like her and behave well when they are with her] He has a way with words. [=he is good with words; he uses words in a skillful and effective way] have/get your (own) way to get or do what you want to get or do despite the desires, plans, etc., of other people If I had my way, students at the school would all wear uniforms. - often disapproving He is a spoiled child who always gets his (own) way. All right. Have it your way. [=do what you want to do] I'm done arguing with you. have your way with to do exactly what you want to do to or with (something or someone) especially; :to have sex with (someone, and especially someone over whom you have control, influence, etc.) He has had his way with many women. in any way, shape, or form under any circumstances or conditions That behavior is not acceptable in any way, shape, or form. [=is not at all acceptable] That is not in any way, shape, or form an acceptable or appropriate topic for class discussion. in the way or in someone's or something's way making it more difficult for a person to do something :preventing something from happening I left because I felt that I was just in their way. We have important issues to deal with, but these petty arguments keep getting in the way. We won't let anything stand in the way of progress! - see also 1way 4a (above) in the way of used to indicate the type of thing that is being described, thought of, etc. His parents offered him little in the way of emotional support. [=they did not give him much emotional support] How much money has she received in the way of campaign contributions? in the worst way xem worst lose your way to become confused or uncertain about where you are :to become lost I lost my way [=lost my bearings] while hiking and ended up spending the night in the woods. - often used figuratively Some say that the political party has lost its way and really doesn't know how to connect with voters anymore. make way to create a path or open space so that someone or something can use it Several houses were torn down to make way for the shopping center. Make way for the paramedics. [=move aside so that the paramedics can pass through] Make way! I'm coming through! make your way to move forward usually by following a path When his name was called, he made his way to the stage. - often used figuratively After college, she set out to make her way in the world as a lawyer. mend your ways xem mend no two ways about it used to say that something is definitely true No two ways about itthat was the best performance she has ever given. [=that was definitely her best performance] They were rude(there are) no two ways about it. no way informal used to say that you will definitely not do something There is no way I'm going to swim with a shark. Do you want to try skydiving? No way. No, I'm not doing it. No way Jos. US - used to show that you are very surprised by something or do not believe that something is true He's 40 years old. No way! I would have guessed he was 25. on the way or on someone's or something's way in a state of development :in progress More layoffs are said to be on the way. [=more layoffs will happen soon] moving from one place to another place The package should be on its way. I'm afraid I must be on my way. [=I must leave now] A funny thing happened to me on my/the way here. [=while I was traveling here] You need help? I'm on my way. [=I am coming to help you now] She stopped for gas on the way home. [=while she was traveling home] I have to run a few errands on my way home. changing from one level or condition to another level or condition House prices are on their way up. [=are increasing] on the way out or on someone's or something's way out leaving a place or position The phone rang while I was on my way out. [=while I was trying to leave] Would you mind closing the door on your way out? There are rumors that the superintendent of schools is on the way out. [=leaving his/her job] becoming no longer popular Bell-bottom pants are, once again, on their way out. He incorrectly predicted that the Internet would be on its way out within three years. out of the way far from other places that are well-known They rented a cottage that was quiet and out of the way. done or dealt with completely She got her homework out of the way [=she finished her homework] so that she could watch TV. Let's get these issues out of the way before we start working on any other issues. unusual or remarkable There is nothing out of the way about the plan. - see also out-of-the-way, 1way 4a (above) parting of the ways xem parting part ways xem part see your way (clear) to to be willing to (do something) I'd be very grateful if you could see your way clear to lend/lending me a few dollars. [=if you would lend me a few dollars] the other way around also chiefly Brit the other way round in the opposite position, direction, or order You put the fork on the right and the knife on the left. They should be the other way around. [=the fork should be on the left and the knife on the right] used to say that the opposite situation is true Sometimes I cook and she does the dishes and sometimes it is the other way around. [=and sometimes she cooks and I do the dishes] I thought he wanted a divorce. No, it was the other way around. [=she wanted a divorce] the way informal used to say what someone's way of speaking, behaving, etc., seems to suggest You'd think she was rich, the way she spends money! [=she spends money like a rich person] The way he talks, you would think he ran the company. [=he talks as if he were the person who runs the company] used to say that something happens or is done with the same attitude, at the same pace, etc., as something else They replace their cars the way [=like] other people replace shoes. the way/ways of the world how things happen or how people behave Success comes easier for some people. That's just the way of the world. Because he was young and inexperienced in the ways of the world, people were able to take advantage of him. way of life the habits, customs, and beliefs of a particular person or group of people modern and traditional ways of life Unhampered development is threatening these farmers' way of life. [=it could force them to stop farming] an important activity, job, etc., that affects all parts of someone's life For me, tennis is not just a sport, it's a way of life. way to go US informal - used to tell someone that he or she has done something well Nice job, guys! Way to go! work your way xem work adverb informal always followed by an adverb or preposition :to a great distance or extent :very far He is way ahead of the other runners. They live way out in the country. We sat way back in the last row. I missed a week of class and fell way behind. Her political views are way to the left/right. [=they are very liberal/conservative] by a great amount I ate way [=far] too much. The car is way [=much] too expensive. always followed by an adjective US :very Your parents are way cool. We're way excited. way back from a time in the distant past The group was popular way back in the 1960s. They are friends from way back. [=they have been friends for a long time] * Các từ tương tự:way station, wayfarer, waylay, way-out, ways, ways and means, wayside, wayward
• noun That's no way to talk to your mother! We have ways of making you talk. Is that any way to treat a lady?! It's the wrong way to deal with the problem manner method mode fashion means system course (of action) procedure approach scheme technique practice modus operandi Colloq MO (= 'modus operandi') He has such a pleasant way about him. Lucinda certainly has a way with children and dogs. You city people may not approve of our down-to-earth country ways manner spirit feeling sense character approach personality temperament disposition modus vivendi (= 'lifestyle') nature technique style conduct habit behaviour pattern custom Show me the way to go home. The way to the village lies through dark woods path road street avenue course route trail direction You've come a long way since we last met distance route trail course road We made our way to the front of the crowd. Who has the right of way at the crossing? The tide was too strong for us to get any way on progress passage advance headway speed velocity motion (forward) movement In certain ways, you remind me of Attila the Hun aspect respect particular detail point sense feature When you hear a siren, drive to the side and give way. Make way for the Lord High Executioner! clearance pathway avenue scope freedom opportunity She prefers the prissy 'in a family way' to the straightforward 'pregnant' and the vulgar 'have a bun in the oven'. I saw Luke yesterday and he was really in a bad way condition situation By the way, have I told you how beautiful you look tonight? by the way incidentally moreover by the by parenthetically Once under way, it takes the ship three days to make the crossing. Plans are under way to reclaim the slum area for a park under way proceeding progressing on the move moving advancing going begun started in progress operating functioning at work US in work Colloq in the works US in the pipeline by way of We drove from London to Oxford by way of Reading a via through by means of Richard is by way of being an expert on eccentric behaviour b (functioning) as in (the) way of in the capacity of equivalent to more or less something like give way The cable gave way, causing the bridge to collapse a collapse break (down) fail cave in fall (down) crumble crumple disintegrate go to pieces The trouble is that they both think they are in the right and neither will give way b yield surrender retreat concede withdraw accede make concessions acquiesce acknowledge

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