'To make my way', or to make one's way refers to going in a certain way or towards a fixed destination. For example, "I will make my way to the meat section", or "How will I ever make my way through this crowded street".
The first ever usage of this particular phrase was documented around the year 1400.
It also has a less literal and more metaphorical connotation if used in a different context. For example, "it is time to make your own way in the world". Here it refers to progressing in life through one's own actions and efforts.
The first ever usage of this particular phrase was documented around the year 1400.
It also has a less literal and more metaphorical connotation if used in a different context. For example, "it is time to make your own way in the world". Here it refers to progressing in life through one's own actions and efforts.