Path Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈpæθ/

path

UK

/ˈpɑːθ/

pahth

परिभाषा

A path is a way or track that people walk along, usually smaller than a road. It can also mean the direction or course someone follows in life, work, or development.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Often used for both physical and figurative movement: 'a forest path' and 'a career path'. 'Path' is usually narrower and less formal than 'road' or 'route'. Common combinations include 'follow a path', 'cross paths', and 'on the right path'.

• Spanish: camino - sendero - trayectoria
• Portuguese (BR): caminho - trilha - trajetória
• Portuguese (PT): caminho - trilho - percurso
• Chinese (Simplified): 小路 - 路径 - 方向
• Chinese (Traditional): 小路 - 路徑 - 方向
• Hindi: रास्ता - पगडंडी - मार्ग
• Arabic: ممر - طريق صغير - مسار
• Bengali: পথ - রাস্তা (ছোট) - গতি (জীবনের)
• Russian: путь - тропинка
• Japanese: 道 - 小道 - 進路
• Vietnamese: đường mòn - con đường - lối đi - hướng đi (nghĩa bóng)
• Korean: 길 - 진로 (비유적)
• Turkish: yol - patika - rota (hayat için)
• Urdu: راستہ - راہ (زندگی کی سمت)
• Indonesian: jalan setapak - jalur - arah (kehidupan)

उदाहरण वाक्य

We walked along the path by the river.

basic

The path to the school is short.

basic

She chose a different path in life.

basic

I wasn't sure about this job at first, but now it feels like the right path for me.

natural

Be careful—the path gets really slippery after it rains.

natural

Our paths crossed again years later at a conference.

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