American English
/weɪ/
One syllable.
A path, road, or direction that takes you from one place to another.
Practice out loudA path, road, or direction that takes you from one place to another.
Which way is the train station?
We went this way to the beach.
find your way · this way · the way home · on the way
the way to + place
go + this/that way
A method of doing something, or the manner in which something happens.
This is the best way to learn new words.
I like the way she explains things.
the best way · an easy way · a different way · a way of thinking
a way to + verb
a way of + gerund
The distance between places, or the amount of travel needed to get somewhere.
The airport is a long way from here.
She walked all the way to the store.
a long way · a short way · all the way · a long way from
a long way from + place
all the way to + place
A possibility that something can happen or be done.
Is there a way to fix this computer?
There is no way he can finish today.
no way · the only way · a way out · the way forward
there is no way + subject + can/will + verb
is there a way to + verb?
Used to add information that is not part of the main topic.
By the way, your keys are on the table.
Traveling toward a place, especially while going somewhere else.
I will call you on the way home.
Used to show strong surprise or to refuse something.
No way! You got the job?