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French-English translation for: chemin
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NOUN   le chemin | les chemins
chemin {m}
29
path
chemin {m}
2
way
2 Words: Others
chemin faisant {adv}en route
chemin faisant {adv}in transit
chemin faisant {adv}along the way [idiom]
chemin faisant {adv}on its way
chemin faisant {adv}on one's way
chemin faisant {adv}on the go
chemin faisant {adv}on the move
chemin faisant {adv}on the road [idiom] [travelling]
en chemin {adv}on one's way
mi-chemin {adv}halfway
2 Words: Verbs
rebrousser chemin [loc.]to backtrack [retrace one's steps]
rebrousser chemin [loc.]to turn back
rebrousser chemin [loc.]to retrace one's steps [idiom]
2 Words: Nouns
chemin {m} balisésignposted path
chemin {m} balisésignposted trail
chemin {m} balisésign-posted path
chemin {m} balisésign-posted trail
matériel trafic chemin {m} bétonnéconcrete path
matériel trafic chemin {m} bétonnéconcrete road
trafic chemin {m} cahoteuxbumpy road
trafic chemin {m} carrossableroad suitable for traffic
archéo. géogr. transp. chemin {m} creuxsunken lane
PoSauv. chemin {m} d'évasionevacuation route
PoSauv. chemin {m} d'évasionemergency escape route
PoSauv. chemin {m} d'évasionfire escape route
trafic chemin {m} défoncépotholed road
géogr. chemin {m} fléchésignposted path
géogr. chemin {m} fléchésign-posted path
sylv. chemin {m} forestierlogging road
géogr. transp. zool. chemin {m} muletiermule track
chemin {m} pédestrefootpath
chemin {m} pédestrefootway
chemin {m} pédestresidewalk [Am.]
chemin {m} pédestrepedestrian way
3 Words: Others
à mi-chemin {adv}halfway
3 Words: Verbs
continuer son chemin [loc.] [idée]to keep gaining momentum
continuer son chemin [loc.] [voyageur]to keep going
dévier du cheminto be off course
faire son chemin [loc.]to prevail
faire son chemin [loc.]to catch on [coll.] [to become popular]
faire son chemin [loc.]to win through
faire son chemin [loc.]to have one's way [idiom]
faire son chemin [loc.]to win the day [idiom]
faire son chemin [loc.]to come out on top [idiom]
faire son chemin [loc.]to get one's (own) way [idiom]
faire son chemin [loc.] [idée, projet]to gain traction [idiom]
passer son chemin [loc.]to go one's (merry) way [idiom]
perdre son cheminto become lost
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