across (英亦作over) the way

nearby, especially on the opposite side of the street

附近（尤指街對面）

all the way

be on one's way

have started one's journey

在旅途中

by a long way

by a great amount; by far

大大的；…得多

by the way

incidentally (used to introduce a minor topic not connected with what was being spoken about previously)

順便說說，順便提起

oh, by the way, while you were away I had a message.

哦，順便提一句，你不在的時候我收到了一條消息。

during the course of a journey

在路上，在途中

you will have a fine view of Moray Firth by the way.

在途中你將欣賞到馬里灣的美麗景色。

come one's way

happen or become available to one

發(fā)生于某人身上，被某人碰到

he did whatever jobs came his way.

他碰上什么工作就干什么工作。

find a way

discover a means of obtaining one's object

找到（達(dá)到目的）的方法

get (或 have) one's own way

get or do what one wants in spite of opposition

一意孤行

give way

yield to someone or something

屈服

he was not a man to give way to this kind of pressure.

他不是一個屈服于這種壓力的人。

allow someone or something to be or go first

讓路

give way to traffic coming from the right.

給右邊駛來的車輛讓路。

(of rowers) row hard

（劃手）用力劃

go all (或 the whole) way

continue a course of action to its conclusion

干到底

go out of one's way

[usu. with infinitive]make a special effort to do something

特地（或故意）做

Mrs Mott went out of her way to be courteous to Sara.

莫特夫人特地對莎拉表示禮貌。

go one's own way

act independently or as one wishes, especially against contrary advice

（尤指不聽不同建議）獨(dú)自行動

go one's way

(of events, circumstances, etc.) be favourable to one

（事件、形勢等）對某人有利

I was just hoping things went my way.

我只是希望情況對我有利。

leave

離開

one by one the staff went their way.

職員們一個接一個地離開了。

go someone's way

travel in the same direction as someone

同路

wait for Owen, he's going your way.

等一下歐文，他跟你同路。