See also: bike path (US)
Definition of cycle path - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
bicycle pathUK path for bicycles, separate from trafficUK
- She rides her bike on the cycle path daily.
- The new cycle path connects the park to downtown.
- Cyclists prefer the cycle path for its safety.
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path for bicycles, separate from traffic
Expressions with cycle
use something in a repeated sequence
He cycled through his passwords to find the right one.
situation where problems cause more problems
Poverty creates a vicious cycle of unemployment and crime.
end a repeating pattern of negative behavior
She sought therapy to break the cycle of anxiety.
ride a bicycle to a place
She cycles on to school every morning.
stationary bicycle used for indoor cycling workouts
She spent thirty minutes on the exercise cycle to complete her daily cardio..
part of a washing machine that removes water from clothes
The washing machine's spin cycle is very noisy.
part of a road for bicycles
The city added a new cycle lane downtown.
structure for parking bicycles securely
The school installed a new cycle rack for students.
path designated for bicycle use only
The city built a new cycle track downtown.
series of stages from birth to death
The butterfly's life cycle includes egg, larva, pupa, and adult.
process of reporting a media story from start to end
The news cycle for the election lasted several weeks.
repetitive pattern of barely covering expenses
Breaking the paycheck to paycheck cycle requires careful budgeting and planning.
complete process and time from first customer contact to closing a sale
We mapped our sales cycle to find where most leads are lost.
the time between billing statements
The billing cycle for my credit card is 30 days.
the recurring pattern of moon's appearance
Farmers often plant crops according to the lunar cycle.
process of renewal or transformation
The cycle of rebirth in nature is fascinating.
three-wheeled vehicle pedaled by a driver for carrying people
We took a cycle rickshaw through the busy streets.
cyclical artistic work about love
The album is a love cycle exploring heartbreak and healing.
period of rapid economic growth and prosperity
The country experienced a boom cycle in the early 2000s.
beneficial cycle where positive actions lead to more positive outcomes
The company's investment in technology created a virtuous cycle of growth.
competitive event where people ride bicycles to finish first over a course
He trained for months before entering his first cycle race.
planned path mainly used or marked for people riding bicycles
We followed a quiet cycle route through the countryside all afternoon.
series of actions to complete a task or project
The team planned the execute cycle for the new product launch.
Expressions with path
route that is used frequently
The beaten path through the park is well-worn.
path showing signs of frequent use
The hikers followed the well-worn path through the forest.
moderate solution between two extremes
The committee agreed on a middle path for the budget.
path frequently used by many people
The hikers followed the well-beaten path through the forest.
create a new physical trail or route
The hikers decided to break a new path through the forest.
remove obstacles from a path
They worked hard to clear the path after the storm.
steps taken to reach success
Hard work and dedication are part of the path to success.
cause someone to believe false information or be deceived
He tried to lead her down the garden path with false promises.
easiest way to do something, often to avoid problems
He always takes the path of least resistance.
meet or encounter someone or something by chance
I hope I never cross his path again.
prevented from following a direction
He was deterred from the path due to safety concerns.
located in a place not commonly visited
The cabin is off the beaten path, offering peace and quiet.
making progress in a direction likely to bring success or good results
After changing majors, she finally feels on the right path.
engage in actions that are risky or harmful
He decided to tread a dangerous path by ignoring the warnings.
make a trail by walking over the same spot often
They wear a path through the field every summer.
go eagerly or in large numbers to a place or person
Fans beat a path to the singer's dressing room.
large rocks blocking a way
We encountered boulders in the path during our hike.
make independent choices and decisions
He carved his own path by starting his own business.
make decisions independently
She decided to chart her own path in her career.
meet someone by chance
I crossed his path at the grocery store.
take a route that many have used before
They decided to follow a well-trodden path through the forest.
moving toward a worse or lower condition
After losing his job, he was on the downward path.
remove difficulties or obstacles
They worked hard to smooth the path for the project.
move away from a set course of action or behavior
She strayed from the path of her career to explore new opportunities.
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- French:piste cyclable, ...
- German:Fahrradweg, ...
- Italian:pista ciclabile, ...
- Spanish:carril bici, ...
- Portuguese:ciclovia, ...
- Chinese:自行车道, ...
- Japanese:サイクリングロード, ...
- Arabic:مسار الدراجات, ...
- Hebrew:שְׁבִיל אוֹפַנַּיִם, ...
- Russian:велосипедная дорожка, ...
- Ukrainian:велосипедний шлях, ...
- Hindi:साइकिल पथ, ...
- Bengali:সাইকেল লেন, ...
- Catalan:carril bici, ...
- Czech:cyklostezka, ...
- Danish:cykelsti, ...
- Dutch:fietspad, ...
- Greek:ποδηλατόδρομος, ...
- Hungarian:kerékpárút, ...
- Khmer:ផ្លូវជិះកង់, ...
- Korean:자전거 도로, ...
- Persian:مسیر دوچرخهسواری, ...
- Polish:ścieżka rowerowa, ...
- Portuguese (BR):ciclovia, ...
- Romanian:pistă de biciclete, ...
- Swedish:cykelväg, ...
- Thai:ทางจักรยาน, ...
- Turkish:bisiklet yolu, ...
- Vietnamese:đường dành cho xe đạp, ...
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