Make your way through Meaning in English
expression · lemma: make one's way through
Definition
To move forward through a place, crowd, task, or difficult situation, often with some effort or by overcoming obstacles.
Usage & Nuances
Used both literally (moving physically through spaces or groups) and metaphorically (progressing through challenges or tasks). It's mildly formal but common in writing and speech. Patterns: 'make your way through the crowd,' 'make your way through a book.' Not for fast motion; implies steady effort.
Example Sentences
We had to make our way through the busy street.
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She made her way through the crowd to see the singer.
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You must make your way through all the exercises before finishing the class.
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I slowly made my way through the maze without getting lost.
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He finally made his way through the paperwork by midnight.
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We're just trying to make our way through this tough year together.
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