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en route
[ahn root, en, ah
adverb
on the way.
The plane crashed en route from Cairo to Athens.
en route
/ ɑ̃ rut, ɒn ˈruːt /
adverb
on or along the way; on the road
Word History and Origins
Origin of en route1
Word History and Origins
Origin of en route1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
It briefly took the sting out of England's assault before Brook and Bethell played yet more eye-catching strokes en route to an imposing total.
As Uhrman watched Straus coach Bayern Munich at the inaugural World Sevens Football tournament, she already was familiar with his technical acumen that was on display en route to a championship victory over Manchester United.
Gunn came up against Martin's Southampton team in the English Championship en route to, what turned into, their unsuccessful return to the Premier League.
The Frenchwoman has now beaten three seeded players en route to the last four, where she will meet world number two Coco Gauff.
International travelers arriving at Los Angeles International Airport should expect some of the longest wait times in the country to make it through customs en route to their destination, according to data from U.S.
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