의미: airways

★air·way n.

1 항공로

2 기도(氣道)

3 【의학】 기도 내 튜브

4 【광산】 통풍로

5 [pl.; 집합적] (방송) 채널, 방송 전파

6 [pl.; 단수 취급] 항공 회사
▶ British Airways 영국 항공

be set in (one's) ways 관용구

can't have it both ways

"you have to choose one or the other; cannot have your cake..." When children are allowed to make choices, they learn that they can't have it both ways.

cut both/two ways

be capable of having two opposite effects My decision to complain to our boss could cut two ways and cause him to be pleased as well as angry at me.

drop by the wayside

give up or fail before the finish Many runners dropped by the wayside as the marathon continued.

fall by the wayside

give up or fail before the finish He had a good chance of winning the competition but he fell by the wayside near the end.

grass is always greener on the other side

a place that is far away or different seems better than where we are now He realized that the grass is always greener on the other side when he saw that his new job wasn

have it both ways

do two things, have both things You can

set in her ways

having old habits, not able to change easily After living alone for fifty years, Florence was set in her ways.

the customer is always right

satisfy the customer, agree with the customer Now let's discuss an old saying: The Customer's Always Right.

there are no two ways about it

there is no alternative His boss told him that there are no two ways about it and he will have to change his habits or he will be fired.

there's no two ways about it

"there is only one answer; cannot have two meanings" We have to get you on that plane. There's no two ways about it.

be set in (one's) ways

To be acclimatized to one's accepted or accepted behavior, generally to the point of actuality afraid to change any aspect of it. Grandma will never retire—she's been a abecedary for 50 years and is absolutely set in her ways. You'll never argue him to change, he's too set in his means now.Learn more: set, way

set in one's ways, be

Be inflexible, anchored in one's habits, as in She's too set in her means to go out and buy a dog. This argot uses set in the faculty of "in a adamant position," a acceptance dating from about 1300. Learn more: set

be ˌset in your ˈways

be clumsy or afraid to change your behaviour, habits or ideas, usually because you are old: He’s too set in his means now to anticipate about a career change.Learn more: set, way

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More Idioms/Phrases

there are no two ways about it there are two sides to every story there's a catch to it there's many a slip twixt the cup and the lip there's more than meets the eye there's more than one way to skin a cat there's no love lost there's no tomorrow there's no two ways about it there's not much to choose between them there's nothing to it there's one born every minute there's something fishy there's something rotten in the state of Denmark There, there. there you go these parts