B2verbtransporttravel
US/ˈnæv.ə.ɡeɪt/
UK/ˈnæv.ɪ.ɡeɪt/
to find your way somewhere; also to deal successfully with a difficult system or situation
In context
Tourists often struggle to navigate the narrow alleys of the old quarter.
I use a map app to navigate when I drive in a new city.
New students need help to navigate the university's complicated enrollment system.
Words that go with navigate
verb + noun
- navigate the cityThe metro makes it much easier to navigate the city.
- navigate the systemOlder people often find it hard to navigate the system online.
verb + preposition
- navigate throughThe driver navigated through heavy traffic to reach the airport.
adjective + preposition
- easy to navigateThe new website is clean and easy to navigate.
verb + adverb
- navigate safelyShips use radar to navigate safely in fog.