way; channel; means; method or path used to achieve a goal

future prospects; outlook; a career or journey ahead

on the way; during a journey

use; purpose; application; the specific function or scope for which something is used

journey; trip; travels; a route while traveling

a long journey or a great distance; also used to describe things that travel or operate over such distances

halfway through a journey or in the middle of a process; midway

along the route of a journey; throughout the course of travel

to go by way of; to pass through a place on a journey

(literary or figurative) a road, path, or way

A long journey or trek, particularly one for a military expedition or official mission

to leave something unfinished; to stop doing something before it is completed; to fail to see something through to the end

short distance; a short-range journey

(formal) an official's path and experience in government; the world of officialdom

To lose one's way or get lost; also used figuratively to describe being on the wrong path in life

to have unlimited future potential; used to describe someone with a very bright or promising future

A telephone call made to a location outside the local calling area.

having multiple uses; versatile; multipurpose

to trudge a long distance; a long and difficult journey

incorrect or evil way of life or conduct

hearsay; gossip; rumor; information heard on the street that is not based on facts

to take a wrong step in life; to be misled into a wrong or evil path due to ignorance or carelessness

the road back; a homeward journey

halfway; midway; the middle of a journey

a flat and smooth road; a highway

bus, coach, or other vehicle used for long-distance travel

reaching the same destination via different paths; often used to describe achieving the same result using different methods or approaches

the correct path or proper course, used both literally and figuratively

long-distance bus; coach

(idiom) the end of the road; at an impasse or in a desperate situation with no way out

A dead end or hopeless situation; being at the end of one's rope or in extremely difficult and straitened circumstances

being on the way or in the process of being transported; used for passengers, goods, or messages

literary term for a wide, open road or a thoroughfare

to realize one has gone astray and return to the right path; to recognize one's errors and correct them

Midway Island (or Midway Atoll); an island group in the central Pacific Ocean

to meet with many difficulties and setbacks in one's life; to be plagued by misfortune

a dangerous, steep, or treacherous path

A road, way, or distance; a physical itinerary or travel route.

(idiom) Day is ending and the road has reached its end; describes being at a dead end, in terminal decline, or having no options left

to separate or diverge by taking different roads or paths

to regard something as a dangerous path or a hazardous undertaking; to be afraid to do something because of the high risk involved

to have a future as brilliant as brocade; a future full of promise and success

an old horse knows the way; an experienced person knows what to do or is familiar with the situation and can act as a guide

An old horse knows the way; a person of wide experience who knows how to handle things or can serve as a guide.

(literary) the course or experience of an official's career; the ups and downs of life in government service

dangerous road; perilous path

To be at the end of one's rope; describes someone who has no way out and is down and out, disheartened, or in a miserable state of poverty

at one's wits' end or driven into an impasse; describes someone who has reached a dead end and has no hope of recovery

literally "to borrow a path to conquer Guo"; to use a neighbor as a stepping stone to destroy a third party, then turn and conquer the neighbor; to connive with someone to damage a third party and then turn on the partner