rescuepath
nounUK /ˈrɛskjuːpɑːθ/
US /ˈrɛskjuːpæθ/
A rescuepath is a safe way for people to get out of danger.
The firefighters found a rescuepath through the smoke to lead everyone outside.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A marked trail that rescue workers use to reach people who are lost or hurt.
The mountain team followed the rescuepath to find the hiker.
3. A special route kept clear so ambulances and fire trucks can move quickly.
Cars must never park on the rescuepath near the hospital.
4. A plan or set of steps that helps someone get out of a hard situation.
Talking to a teacher was her rescuepath out of the bullying problem.