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I 〈het〉
[smalle weg] path; 〈van tuin ook〉 walk; 〈niet aangelegd〉 track; 〈spoor〉 trail; 〈in kerk/schouwburg enz.〉 gangway, aisle
[levensweg] path, way
voorbeelden:
1   〈figuurlijk〉 de minder bekende paden van de Duitse letterkunde the byways of German literature
     〈figuurlijk〉 daarmee begeef je je op een glibberig pad you'll be (moving) on slippery ground (then)
     platgetreden paden bewandelen 〈figuurlijk〉 walk the beaten path/tracks
     〈figuurlijk〉 het pad effenen voor iemand clear/smooth the path for someone
2   het pad van de deugd bewandelen keep to the straight and narrow
     het pad van de zonde the path/way of sin/vice
     iemand op het slechte pad brengen lead someone astray
     hij is het slechte pad opgegaan he has taken to crime
     het verkeerde pad opgaan go astray, take up bad ways
¶   op pad gaan set off
     zij is altijd op pad she's always on the go
     's nachts op pad gaan 〈van dief e.d.〉 operate at night
     vroeg op pad gaan make an early start
     je bent nog laat op pad you're out late
II 〈de〉
[dierkunde] toad
voorbeelden:
1   opzwellen als een pad swell like a toad

Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels. 2015.

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