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Jyutping si1 lou6
Pinyin sī lù

Definitions (CC-CEDICT)
  1. line of thought; way of thinking
Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
  1. 名詞
    思考​嘅​過​程
    train of thought; literally: path of thinking
    • 思路清晰
      思路清晰
      si1 lou6 cing1 sik1
      to have a clear mind
    • 我層次 太低,跟唔上佢嘅思路。
      我层次 太低,跟唔上佢嘅思路。
      ngo5 cang4 ci3 taai3 dai1, gan1 m4 soeng5 keoi5 ge3 si1 lou6.
      I am too dimwitted and cannot follow his train of thought.
Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. noun
    reasoning; rationale; mentality; way of thinking
    • 追根溯源,要換換思路了。
      追根溯源,要换换思路了。
      zhuī gēn sù yuán , yào huàn huàn sī lù le .
      Another way of thinking is required to get to the root and trace the source.
  2. noun
    train of thought; thinking
    (syn.) 思緒, 思, 思绪
Definitions (HSK3.0)
  1. HSK3 七一九级词汇表 #3912
Examples (粵典–words.hk)
  1. Cantonese
    思路
    思路
    si1 lou6
    • train of thought
  2. Cantonese
    你组织下思路先好讲嘢。
    你組織下思路先好講嘢。
    nei5 zou2 zik1 haa5 si1 lou6 sin1 hou2 gong2 je5.
    • You should think before you speak.
  3. Cantonese
    思路清晰
    思路清晰
    si1 lou6 cing1 sik1
    • to have a clear mind
  4. Cantonese
    我层次 太低,跟唔上佢嘅思路。
    我層次 太低,跟唔上佢嘅思路。
    ngo5 cang4 ci3 taai3 dai1, gan1 m4 soeng5 keoi5 ge3 si1 lou6.
    • I am too dimwitted and cannot follow his train of thought.
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Mandarin
    思路
    思路
    sī lù
    • train of thought
  2. Mandarin
    小公司从前那种不求有功但求无过的发展思路,已经无法适应市场竞争的需要。
    小公司從前那種不求有功但求無過的發展思路,已經無法適應市場競爭的需要。
    xiǎo gōng sī cóng qián nà zhǒng bù qiú yǒu gōng dàn qiú wú guò de fā zhǎn sī lù , yǐ jīng wú fǎ shì yìng shì chǎng jìng zhēng de xū yào .
    • That kind of color inside the lines mentality of development, previously seen in small companies, can no longer accommodate the requirements of market competition.
  3. Mandarin
    追根溯源,要换换思路了。
    追根溯源,要換換思路了。
    zhuī gēn sù yuán , yào huàn huàn sī lù le .
    • Another way of thinking is required to get to the root and trace the source.
  4. Mandarin
    思路清奇
    思路清奇
    sī lù qīng qí
    • have a freaky reasoning