[영어 관용표현] DOWN THE ROAD

DOWN THE ROAD

 

 

"Down the road" is an idiom that means "in the future" or "later on." It is often used to talk about something that will happen or could happen after some time.

 

 

Here are 10 example sentences using "down the road":

1. We plan to buy a new house down the road when we save enough money.
2. She hopes to start her own business down the road.
3. You'll understand this lesson better down the road with more practice.
4. Down the road, we might consider expanding our family.
5. I'm thinking about going back to school down the road to get my degree.
6. They expect to move to a bigger city down the road for better job opportunities.
7. He plans to retire down the road and travel the world.
8. Down the road, we might need to upgrade our computer systems.
9. The company is looking to launch new products down the road.
10. You might regret this decision down the road if you don't think it through now.