Route means the way you use to get from one place to another. It can be the road or path you follow when traveling.
We took a new route to school today.
The bus route stops near my house.
Route can mean a fixed order or plan to take for delivering things, like mail or packages in a city or area.
The mailman follows a route every day.
The delivery route covers many houses.
Route can mean a way to do something or reach a goal. It is how you plan to get a result in work or life.
We found a route to fix the problem fast.
There is a route to success for every student.
Route is the regular path a vehicle like a bus, train, or plane travels. It is a fixed line or course from one place to another.
The bus route starts at the station.
That airline has a route from London to Paris.
As a verb, route means to send or direct something, like a message or package, along a chosen path or system to reach a place.
The call was routed to another office.
We routed the package through the main hub.
Route can also mean a big defeat where one side is forced to run away or gives up quickly. This is a less common meaning in fighting or war.
The team suffered a heavy route in the finals.
The army's route was quick and complete.
