英语词汇route的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

route AC /ruːt $ ruːt, raʊt/ noun a way from one place to anotheradjectivesa direct route This road is the most direct route.the best route I had a look at the map and worked out the best route.the quickest/shortest/fastest route They took the shortest route back to the hotel.a roundabout route also a circuitous route formal (=one that is not at all direct) We were late because we had taken a rather circuitous route.the scenic route (=a route that is not direct but goes through a beautiful or interesting area) I had lots of time, so I decided to take the scenic route.a northerly/southerly etc route She followed the northerly route across Spain to Bilbao.the same route/a different route He had intended to return by the same route. | This time we took a different route.an alternative route (=one that you can use instead) Because of the floods, they had to find an alternative route.the usual/normal route I went home by my usual route.an easy route The other group had reached the top of the mountain by an easier route.a busy route This is one of the region’s busiest traffic routes.verbsfollow a route They both followed the same route.take a route They had been forced to take a longer route.use a route We planned to use the north–south route through the desert.travel a route I travel this route at least once a week.plan/work out your route We studied the map and planned our route.trace a route (=move your finger along it on a map) She traced his probable route on the map.block a route The police blocked the planned route of the protest march.a route takes sb somewhere Her route took her along Wellingborough Road.nouns + routean escape route (=a way of leaving a place in an emergency such as a fire) Check that your escape route is clear.a trade route (=used for transporting goods between countries) The trade route between Europe and Central Asia came under Russian control.a bus route Our house was on a bus route, so it was easy to get into town.a shipping route (=used by many ships) This is one of the busiest shipping routes in the world.a sea route (=using the sea) Columbus wanted to find a western sea route to China.an air route The North Atlantic is a very popular air route.prepositionsa route to/from a place What is the quickest route from the airport to Manhattan?by a route They walked back by a different route.on a route The town lay on the route to Rome.

词组	route
释义	route AC /ruːt $ ruːt, raʊt/ noun a way from one place to anotheradjectivesa direct route This road is the most direct route.the best route I had a look at the map and worked out the best route.the quickest/shortest/fastest route They took the shortest route back to the hotel.a roundabout route also a circuitous route formal (=one that is not at all direct) We were late because we had taken a rather circuitous route.the scenic route (=a route that is not direct but goes through a beautiful or interesting area) I had lots of time, so I decided to take the scenic route.a northerly/southerly etc route She followed the northerly route across Spain to Bilbao.the same route/a different route He had intended to return by the same route. \| This time we took a different route.an alternative route (=one that you can use instead) Because of the floods, they had to find an alternative route.the usual/normal route I went home by my usual route.an easy route The other group had reached the top of the mountain by an easier route.a busy route This is one of the region’s busiest traffic routes.verbsfollow a route They both followed the same route.take a route They had been forced to take a longer route.use a route We planned to use the north–south route through the desert.travel a route I travel this route at least once a week.plan/work out your route We studied the map and planned our route.trace a route (=move your finger along it on a map) She traced his probable route on the map.block a route The police blocked the planned route of the protest march.a route takes sb somewhere Her route took her along Wellingborough Road.nouns + routean escape route (=a way of leaving a place in an emergency such as a fire) Check that your escape route is clear.a trade route (=used for transporting goods between countries) The trade route between Europe and Central Asia came under Russian control.a bus route Our house was on a bus route, so it was easy to get into town.a shipping route (=used by many ships) This is one of the busiest shipping routes in the world.a sea route (=using the sea) Columbus wanted to find a western sea route to China.an air route The North Atlantic is a very popular air route.prepositionsa route to/from a place What is the quickest route from the airport to Manhattan?by a route They walked back by a different route.on a route The town lay on the route to Rome.
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