bridle path

ˈbraɪ.dəl pæθ

Definition of bridle path - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

equestrian

path for riding or leading horses

They rode their horses along the bridle path.
The bridle path winds through the scenic countryside.
Joggers often share the bridle path with horse riders.

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Expressions with bridle

bridle one's tongue

hold back from speaking to avoid trouble

She had to bridle her tongue during the heated meeting.

bridle at

react with anger or annoyance

She bridled at the unfair accusation.

bridle up

show anger or indignation suddenly

She bridled up when he criticized her work.

bridle road

path for riding or leading horses

They followed the bridle road through the forest.

bridle track

narrow path used for riding horses

We followed the bridle track through the forest.

bridle links

metal rings connecting parts of a horse's bridle

The bridle links need replacement before the next race.

Expressions with path

beaten path

route that is used frequently

The beaten path through the park is well-worn.

well-worn path

path showing signs of frequent use

The hikers followed the well-worn path through the forest.

middle path

moderate solution between two extremes

The committee agreed on a middle path for the budget.

well-beaten path

path frequently used by many people

The hikers followed the well-beaten path through the forest.

break a new path

create a new physical trail or route

The hikers decided to break a new path through the forest.

clear the path

remove obstacles from a path

They worked hard to clear the path after the storm.

path to success

steps taken to reach success

Hard work and dedication are part of the path to success.

lead someone down the garden path

cause someone to believe false information or be deceived

He tried to lead her down the garden path with false promises.

path of least resistance

easiest way to do something, often to avoid problems

He always takes the path of least resistance.

cross one's path

meet or encounter someone or something by chance

I hope I never cross his path again.

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French:chemin équestre, ...
German:Reitweg, ...
Italian:sentiero per cavalli, ...
Spanish:camino ecuestre, ...
Portuguese:trilho de cavalos, ...
Chinese:马道, ...
Japanese:馬道, ...
Arabic:مَمَرّ الخُيُول, ...
Hebrew:שְׁבִיל רְכִיבָה, ...
Russian:тропа для верховой езды, ...
Ukrainian:кінна стежка, ...
Hindi:लगाम का रास्ता, ...
Bengali:ঘোড়ার পথ, ...
Catalan:camí per a cavalls, ...
Czech:jezdecká stezka, ...
Danish:ridesti, ...
Dutch:ruiterpad, ...
Greek:ιππικό μονοπάτι, ...
Hungarian:lovaglóút, ...
Khmer:ផ្លូវជិះសេះ, ...
Korean:승마로, ...
Persian:مسیر اسب‌سواری, ...
Polish:ścieżka jeździecka, ...
Portuguese (BR):trilha para cavalos, ...
Romanian:potecă pentru călărie, ...
Swedish:ridstig, ...
Thai:เส้นทางขี่ม้า, ...
Turkish:binme yolu, ...
Vietnamese:đường mòn cưỡi ngựa, ...

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