camino

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camino

masculine noun

1. path, track (sendero); road (carretera)

camino de Santiago -> Milky Way; (astronomy) = pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela (religion)
camino trillado -> well-trodden path

2. way (ruta, vía)

3. journey (viaje)

also:

4. (expresiones)

abrir camino a -> to clear the way for
abrirse camino -> to get on o ahead
fueron cada cual por su camino -> they went their separate ways
a medio camino -> halfway
estar a medio camino -> to be halfway there
quedarse a medio camino -> to stop halfway through
van camino del desastre/éxito (figurative) -> they're on the road to disaster/success

camino [cah-mee’-no]

noun

1. Path, beaten road; high road. (m)

2. Journey. (m)

3. Turn of a boat or cart, for removing goods from place to place. (m)

4. Gate, way, passage, road. (m)

5. Profession, station, calling. (Metaphorical) (m)

6. Way, manner or method of doing a thing. (Metaphorical) (m)

7. Drift, gait. (Minerology) (n)

8. Ship’s way rate of sailing. (Nautical) (n)

Camino cubierto -> (Mil.) Covert-way
Camino carretero -> road for carriages and wagons
Camino de Santiago -> (Astr.) Galaxy, the Milky Way; ir fuera de camino (Met.) to be put out of one’s latitude, to act contrary to reason
Procurar el camino -> to clear the way
Salir al camino -> 1. to go to meet a person. 2. (Met.) to go on the highway to rob.
De camino -> in one’s way, going along
Ful a Los Angeles y de camino hice una visita -> I went to Los Angeles, and on my way there I paid a visit
Echarse al camino -> to take to the roads, to become a highway robber
Ponerse en camino -> set out, start off
Camino vecinal -> country road
El camino a seguir -> the road
Vamos camino de la muerte -> death awaits us all
Después de tres horas de camino -> after traveling for three hours
Es mucho camino -> it’s a long way
Ir por el buen camino -> (fig.) to be on the right track
Traer a uno por buen camino -> (fig.) to put somebody on the right way
Todos los caminos van a Roma -> all roads lead to Rome


P:	I live on Camino Donaire
R:	Don't forget everyone, we have a dictionary here, I double clicked donaire & the meaning is right there. New word for me.

P:	el que sorprende, el que marca el camino
R:	well yeah, it's a saying which means: the one who surprises (the one who is original), is the one that leads the trends. Aquel que sorprende es quien…

P:	jazzed up along the way ....(por el camino)
R:	I doubt you can find a mathematical equivalent like A=B. That sentence can mean different things depending on the context, o I need more info. Is this…

P:	estoy bien,uoy camino a puerto plata.yo te estrano mi padre esta mejorando gracias
R:	It is spelled incorrectly (I believe). Here is my translation: "I am well, I am going to Puerto Plata. I miss you, my father is improving. Thank you."…

P:	Translation- No bengo de camino a Texas
R:	> Gus said: > unable to find the verb "bengo o benir in my English-Spanich dictionary,.I found the verb "venir" which means to arrive.Unable to understand…