route in English: The way you go from one place to another, and the roads you take on the way. (noun)

Translation

The way you go from one place to another, and the roads you take on the way.

Word origin

From Old French rute, from a Latin phrase rupta via meaning a way cut or broken through a forest.

Gender

Pluralroutes

quickest .

A route is the whole way there, not one road.

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Buses and trains follow the same route every day.

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You can choose your route, and each one takes a different time.

way

A method of doing something, or a road or path from one place to another.

road

A long, hard path that cars and people use to travel from one place to another.

path

A narrow way to walk on, made across land or through a place.

map

A drawing that shows where towns, roads, and other places are.

travel

To go from one place to another, often far away.

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