The word "让路" (ràng lù) is a verb-object compound formed by combining the character "让" (ràng), meaning "to yield" or "to give way," with the character "路" (lù), meaning "road" or "path." This construction follows a common syntactic pattern in Chinese where an action ("让") is directly applied to its object ("路"), literally creating the meaning "to yield the road," which figuratively and practically means "to make way" or "to give way to someone."