route
A specific way or course taken to get from a starting point to a destination. It can refer to physical paths like roads and bus lines, or metaphorical paths taken to achieve a specific goal.
Beispiele
3 von 5I usually take the scenic route home to avoid the heavy traffic on the highway.
I normally drive home using the more beautiful road so I do not get stuck in traffic.
The expedition followed a precise route through the mountain range as charted by the local guides.
The group of travelers moved along a specific path in the mountains that the guides had mapped out.
What's the best route to get to your place? My GPS is acting up.
Which way is the best to reach your house because my navigation system is not working correctly?
Wortfamilie
Merkhilfe
A 'route' is the 'road' you 'take'. Both 'route' and 'road' start with 'R' and involve moving from A to B.
Schnelles Quiz
The GPS suggested a faster _____ to avoid the construction work on the main road.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: route
Beispiele
I usually take the scenic route home to avoid the heavy traffic on the highway.
everydayI normally drive home using the more beautiful road so I do not get stuck in traffic.
The expedition followed a precise route through the mountain range as charted by the local guides.
formalThe group of travelers moved along a specific path in the mountains that the guides had mapped out.
What's the best route to get to your place? My GPS is acting up.
informalWhich way is the best to reach your house because my navigation system is not working correctly?
Researchers investigated the neural route through which sensory information reaches the brain.
academicScientists studied the biological path that signals take to move from the senses to the brain.
The company is exploring a more direct distribution route to reduce shipping costs for international clients.
businessThe business is looking for a straighter path for delivering goods to save money on shipping for global customers.
Wortfamilie
Häufige Kollokationen
Häufige Phrasen
en route
On the way; in the middle of a journey.
paper route
A job of delivering newspapers to a specific set of houses.
take the long route
To choose a path that takes more time than necessary.
Wird oft verwechselt mit
A 'root' is the part of a plant under the ground or the origin of something; a 'route' is a path for travel.
A 'routine' is a sequence of actions regularly followed, while a 'route' is a physical or metaphorical path.
Nutzungshinweise
The word can be pronounced as 'root' (common in the UK and US) or 'rowt' (rhyming with 'out', common in the US, especially for specific uses like 'delivery route').
Häufige Fehler
Learners often confuse the spelling with 'root'. Additionally, they may use 'way' in every situation, failing to use 'route' when describing a planned or official path.
Merkhilfe
A 'route' is the 'road' you 'take'. Both 'route' and 'road' start with 'R' and involve moving from A to B.
Wortherkunft
From the Old French 'rute', meaning 'way' or 'path', which comes from the Latin 'rupta', meaning a 'broken' way (a road forced through the terrain).
Grammatikmuster
Kultureller Kontext
In American culture, 'Route 66' is a famous historical highway symbolizing freedom and the era of cross-country road trips.
Schnelles Quiz
The GPS suggested a faster _____ to avoid the construction work on the main road.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: route
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