I know that using `ls -d */` list only sub-directories in the current directory but I want to list with it absolute paths.

Can I achieve it?

I know just listing the any files of the current directories with absolute paths are done by typing `ls -d $PWD/*`

For instance as we are in `/home/boston/` and run `ls -d */` , we get the following sub-directories with relative paths.

```
Desktop/  Documents/  Downloads/  kl/  Music/  Pictures/  Public/  Templates/  Videos/

```