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1. (n.) pathway
a path, course, route, or way.
2. pathway
a sequence of reactions, usu. controlled and catalyzed by enzymes, by which one organic substance is converted to another.
Etymology: (1530–40)
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1. (noun) nerve pathway, tract, nerve tract, pathway
a bundle of myelinated nerve fibers following a path through the brain
2. (noun) pathway, footpath
a trodden path
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1. (noun) pathway
a path
The pathway leading to the apartment building.
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1. (noun) pathway
a footpath; a beaten track; any path or course. Also used figuratively
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Sense: a path.
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 Afrikaans: paadjie |
 Arabic: طَريق، مَسار |
 Bulgarian: път |
 Brazilian: caminho |
 Czech: stezka |
 German: der Pfad |
 Danish: sti |
 Greek: μονοπάτι |
 Spanish: camino, sendero |
 Estonian: rada |
 Farsi: راه |
 Finnish: polku |
 French: sentier |
 Hebrew: שְׁבִיל, מַסלוּל |
 Hindi: मार्ग, पगडण्डी |
 Croatian: staza, put |
 Hungarian: (gyalog)ösvény |
 Indonesian: jalan setapak |
 Icelandic: gangstígur, slóð |
 Italian: sentiero |
 Japanese: 通路 |
 Korean: 길 |
 Lithuanian: takas |
 Latvian: taka, celiņš |
 Malay: lorong |
 Dutch: pad, weg |
 Norwegian: sti, vei, gang, bane |
 Polish: ścieżka |
 Persian: راه |
 Pashto: لار |
 Portuguese: caminho |
 Romanian: cărare |
 Russian: тропа, путь |
 Slovak: chodník, cestička |
 Slovenian: steza |
 Serbian: staza |
 Swedish: stig, gångstig |
 Thai: ทางเดิน |
 Turkish: patika, yaya yolu |
 Taiwanese: 路，徑 |
 Ukrainian: стежка, доріжка |
 Urdu: راستہ، پگڈنڈي |
 Vietnamese: đường mòn; đường nhỏ |
 Chinese: 路，径 |
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