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I. way [brit. angl. weɪ, am. angl. weɪ] SAM.
1. way (route, road):
way
chemin m. spol (from de, to à)
a paved way
to live over the way pog.
to ask the way to
the way ahead dobes.
a way around dobes. obstacle
the way back to
the way down
the way forward fig.
the way forward is to
the way in
l'entrée (to de)
‘way in’
the way out
la sortie (of de)
there's no way out fig.
the way up
on the way
on the way past
I'm on my way
it's not on my way
I must be on my way
to go on one's way
to send sb on his way (tell to go away)
to be on the way out fig.
to be out of sb's way
along the way dobes.
along the way fig.
by way of (via)
to go one's own way fig.
to go the way of sb/sth
finir comme qn/qc
2. way (direction):
way
direction ž. spol
way
sens m. spol
which way did he go?
he went that way
come or step this way
this way up’
to put sth sb's way pog.
filer qc à qn pog.
3. way (space in front, projected route):
way
passage m. spol
to bar/block sb's way
to be in sb's way
to be in the way
am I in your way here?
to get in sb's way hair, clothing:
to get in sb's way children:
to get out of the way
to get out of sb's way
out of my way!
to keep out of sb's way
to keep sb out of sb's way (to avoid annoyance)
to keep sth out of sb's way (to avoid injury, harm)
to shove/pull sb out of the way
to make way
to make way for sb/sth
faire place à qn/qc
make way! make way!
4. way (distance):
way
distance ž. spol
it's a long way
c'est loin (to jusqu'à)
to be a short way off dobes.
we still have some way to go before doing dobes., fig.
to go all the way (have sex) pog. two people:
to go all the way with sb pog.
5. way (manner of doing something):
way
façon ž. spol
way
manière ž. spol
do it this/that way
to do sth the French way
to do sth the right/wrong way
in the usual way
let her do it her way
try to see it my way
to have a way with sth
she certainly has a way with her pog. brit. angl.
a way of doing (means)
a way to do
that's the way!
way to go pog.! am. angl.
the way (that) sb does sth
I like the way you blame me! iron.
no way pog.!
no way am I doing that pog.!
6. way (respect, aspect):
way
sens m. spol
in a way it's sad
can I help in any way?
in no way, not in any way
7. way (custom, manner):
way
coutume ž. spol
way
manière ž. spol
8. way (will, desire):
to get one's way , to have one's own way
if I had my way…
have it your (own) way
to have one's (wicked) way with sb zastar. or šalj.
II. way [brit. angl. weɪ, am. angl. weɪ] PRISL.
to be way out (in guess, estimate) person:
III. by the way PRISL.
by the way tell, mention:
by the way
by the way, …
à propos, …
two-way [brit. angl. tuːˈweɪ, am. angl. ˈtu ˈˌweɪ] PRID.
1. two-way:
two-way street
two-way traffic
2. two-way communication process, exchange:
two-way
3. two-way ELEK.:
two-way wiring, switch
under way [brit. angl. ˌʌndə ˈweɪ, am. angl. ˌəndərˈweɪ] PRID.
to be under way vehicle:
to be under way filming, rehearsals, talks, work:
to get under way vehicle:
to get under way preparation, show, season, work:
to get sth under way
I. each-way [ˌiːtʃˈweɪ] PRID. KONJ. ŠPORT
II. each-way [ˌiːtʃˈweɪ] PRISL. KONJ. ŠPORT
permanent way SAM. ŽEL.
voie ž. spol ferrée
give way GLAG. [brit. angl. ɡɪv -, am. angl. ɡɪv -]
1. give way (collapse):
give way bridge, table, chair, wall, ceiling:
s'effondrer (under sous)
give way fence, cable, rope:
céder (under sous)
2. give way brit. angl. (when driving):
give way
céder le passage (to à)
3. give way (concede, yield):
give way
to give way to (yield to) pressure, demands, person, fear, temptation, urge
to give way to despair, base instincts
to give way to (be replaced by) sunshine, relief, new methods
I. one-way [brit. angl. wʌnˈweɪ, am. angl. ˈwən ˈˌweɪ] PRID.
1. one-way TRANSP.:
one-way traffic, tunnel
one-way street or system
sens m. spol unique
2. one-way (single):
the one-way trip costs £300
3. one-way (not reciprocal):
one-way process, conversation
one-way friendship
one-way transaction
4. one-way:
one-way ELEK., TELEKOM. cable, circuit
5. one-way (nonrefundable):
one-way bottle
one-way glass
6. one-way (opaque in one direction):
one-way glass
II. one-way [brit. angl. wʌnˈweɪ, am. angl. ˈwən ˈˌweɪ] PRISL.
it costs £10 one-way
part way [brit. angl., am. angl. ˈpɑrtˌweɪ, ˌpɑrtˈweɪ] PRISL.
way station SAM.
1. way station dobes.:
petite gare ž. spol
2. way station fig.:
étape ž. spol
way-out [brit. angl. weɪˈaʊt, am. angl. ˈˌweɪ ˈaʊt] PRID. pog.
1. way-out (unconventional):
way-out
2. way-out (great):
way-out zastar.
super pog.
way-out zastar.
I. way [weɪ] SAM.
1. way (route, path):
way
chemin m. spol
the way to success fig.
to ask sb the way
to be on the way
the way back
on the way to sth
on the way home
a baby is on the way
to be out of the way
to be out of the way fig.
to be under way
to lead the way a. fig.
by way of sth
via qc
by the way
by the way fig.
to be under way
to give way (agree)
to give way AVTO.
2. way (facing direction):
way
direction ž. spol
it's the other way round fig.
to put sth the right way up
this way
3. way (respect):
way
égard m. spol
in that way
in a way
4. way (state):
way
état m. spol
to be in a good/bad way person
to be in a good/bad way thing
5. way (distance):
way
distance ž. spol
to go all the way with sb pog.
to be a long way off event
to have a way to go
6. way (manner):
way
façon ž. spol
this way
in no way
way of life
mode m. spol de vie
sb's ways
the way to do sth
her way of doing sth
by way of sth
to have a way with sb
either way
no way! pog. (impossible)
no way! (definitely no!)
in no way
7. way no mn. (space for movement):
to be in sb's way
to be in the way
to be in the way fig.
to get out of the/sb's way
fraza:
to go a long way
to be (well) on the way to doing sth
II. way [weɪ] PRISL. pog.
way
to be way ahead of sb/sth pog.
way out [ˌweɪˈaʊt] SAM.
way out
sortie ž. spol
way-out [ˌweɪˈaʊt] PRID. pog.
way-out
two-way PRID.
two-way
two-way exchange
permanent way SAM. no mn. brit. angl.
voie ž. spol ferrée
one-way PRID. a. fig.
one-way
cycle way SAM.
cycle way
piste ž. spol cyclable
out-of-the-way PRID.
out-of-the-way
one-way ticket SAM.
aller m. spol simple
Vnos OpenDict
two-way ZLOŽ.
I. way [weɪ] SAM.
1. way (route, path):
way
chemin m. spol
the way to success fig.
to ask sb the way
to be on the way
the way back
on the way to sth
on the way home
a baby is on the way
to be out of the way
to be out of the way fig.
to be under way
to lead the way a. fig.
by way of sth
via qc
by the way
by the way fig.
to be under way
to give way (agree)
2. way (facing direction):
way
direction ž. spol
it's the other way around fig.
to put sth the right way up
this way
3. way (respect):
way
égard m. spol
in that way
in a way
4. way (state):
way
état m. spol
to be in a good/bad way person
to be in a good/bad way thing
5. way (distance):
way
distance ž. spol
to go all the way with sb pog.
to be a long way off event
to have a way to go
6. way (manner):
way
façon ž. spol
this way
in no way
way of life
mode m. spol de vie
sb's ways
the way to do sth
her way of doing sth
by way of sth
to have a way with sb
either way
no way! pog. (impossible)
no way! (definitely no!)
in no way
7. way (space for movement):
to be in sb's way
to be in the way
to be in the way fig.
to get out of the/sb's way
fraza:
to go a long way
to be (well) on the way to doing sth
II. way [weɪ] PRISL. pog.
way
to be way ahead of sb/sth pog.
way-out [ˌweɪ·ˈaʊt] PRID. pog.
way-out
way out [ˌweɪ·ˈaʊt] SAM.
way out
sortie ž. spol
one-way PRID. a. fig.
one-way
two-way PRID.
two-way
two-way exchange
out-of-the-way PRID.
out-of-the-way
one-way ticket SAM.
aller m. spol simple
right of way <rights of way> SAM.
1. right of way (footpath):
right of way
passage m. spol
2. right of way (on road):
one-way street SAM.
sens m. spol unique
Milky Way SAM.
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I was just about knocked over on this cycle way yesterday when a car turned across it.
wellington.scoop.co.nz
Today about half the former trackbed has been converted into a footpath and cycle way.
en.wikipedia.org
The cycle way could be clipped on to the bridges and viaducts, or sometimes be constructed on the embankment or siding.
www.thetimes.co.uk
But those cycle ways had gates which slowed the ride and her road bike was not a good match for the limestone pathways.
www.odt.co.nz
The railway ceased operation in 1984, with the rails later removed to create a new footpath and cycle way.
en.wikipedia.org