1. way
That's the way.
Somehow you must find a way to finish this work in one month.
Allied military leaders found a way to defeat the Japanese plan.
Such a person will often go a block out of his way to avoid meeting a person of the opposite sex.
If it isn't out of your way, please take this letter to the post office.
Call me every few days, and in that way we can keep in touch if something happens.
They knew that doing their work cheerfully is the only way to make routine work bearable.
I'd like to help, but I think I'd just get in your way.
I can't think of any other way of getting him to accept our proposal.
It is said that Japanese people don't celebrate Christmas the way Americans do.
She said that her husband hit her, but in fact it was the other way around.
I wonder why he was suddenly dropped from the team half way through.
Louis Braille, who was blind from the age of three, invented a way for the blind to read.
We humans have a great way of twisting facts to fit our conclusion as soon as we have made one.
Women like men the way they like their coffee: strong and hot to keep them awake all night long.
Anglais mot "façon"(way) se produit dans des ensembles:
Fiches du livre - "Patty at Home" (Carolyn Wells)Fiches du livre - "When You Giffle" (L.J. Stecher)Fiches du livre - "A Jolly Jingle-Book" (Various)Fiches du livre - "Maid Sally" (Harriet A. Cheever)Fiches du livre - "Dotty Dimple at Play" (Sophie May)