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Definition of freeway in English: freewaynoun ˈfriːweɪˈfriˌweɪ North American 1A dual-carriageway main road, especially one with controlled access. 〈北美〉高速公路，高速干道 Example sentencesExamples - That means less traffic, fewer freeways, fewer road accidents and less air pollution.
- Driving too slowly can be just as dangerous as speeding, especially when entering or exiting interstates or freeways.
- The special lanes and intersections will be created on existing road networks, excluding freeways.
- The metropolitan participants felt that the system would be most useful on freeways and country roads while the rural participants felt that the system would be more useful in city traffic.
- Regardless the time of day, it's crucial to exercise away from major roads and freeways.
- We were on the main freeway across town, held up in a sea of students and buses and cars driving home from school.
- The police will set up waiting signs on the ramps in a bid to direct cars to form lines for easier access to the freeways.
- This is nonsense - population growth causes congestion, and more freeways alleviates congestion.
- A local Aboriginal tribe is unhappy about the freeway project because the road will divide their village in two, Wu said.
- Terwin said yesterday the cars would be used for rapid response to emergencies, high-speed pursuit and patrolling dual carriageways and freeways.
- But once off the freeway and on the roads up into the mountains, it performed flawlessly.
- The Texas Department of Transportation developed several names for each of Houston's unique freeways.
- Paths or parks next to freeways or major thoroughfares are trouble.
- Opponents drew this map of the proposed freeways knifing through Shaker Heights and Cleveland Heights
- The factory district was beyond the main freeway through town and it was rush hour.
- The implementation of a pedestrian project on the main roads and freeways is among the many objectives of the municipality to make the roads safe during the festive season.
- She was studying the roads and freeways that criss-crossed in front of her.
- We pulled off the freeway at Warragul Road and stopped at the lights.
- East Hartford opposed the highway, contending that it already had more than its share of freeways slicing across town.
- It was starting to get light outside and she knew they would be getting off the freeway and onto the road that goes over the river soon.
Synonyms street, road, roadway, avenue, boulevard, way - 1.1 A toll-free highway.
免费高速公路 Example sentencesExamples - French highways are not all freeways - the big ones are pay as you go.
- Most of Ontario's highways are freeways supported by the tax-payer but it may be we are about to move to more user-fees such as those charged currently on Highway 407.
Definition of freeway in US English: freewaynounˈfriˌweɪˈfrēˌwā North American 1An express highway, especially one with controlled access. 〈北美〉高速公路，高速干道 Example sentencesExamples - She was studying the roads and freeways that criss-crossed in front of her.
- We pulled off the freeway at Warragul Road and stopped at the lights.
- The police will set up waiting signs on the ramps in a bid to direct cars to form lines for easier access to the freeways.
- Opponents drew this map of the proposed freeways knifing through Shaker Heights and Cleveland Heights
- The factory district was beyond the main freeway through town and it was rush hour.
- Regardless the time of day, it's crucial to exercise away from major roads and freeways.
- East Hartford opposed the highway, contending that it already had more than its share of freeways slicing across town.
- A local Aboriginal tribe is unhappy about the freeway project because the road will divide their village in two, Wu said.
- The Texas Department of Transportation developed several names for each of Houston's unique freeways.
- The special lanes and intersections will be created on existing road networks, excluding freeways.
- We were on the main freeway across town, held up in a sea of students and buses and cars driving home from school.
- It was starting to get light outside and she knew they would be getting off the freeway and onto the road that goes over the river soon.
- This is nonsense - population growth causes congestion, and more freeways alleviates congestion.
- The implementation of a pedestrian project on the main roads and freeways is among the many objectives of the municipality to make the roads safe during the festive season.
- Paths or parks next to freeways or major thoroughfares are trouble.
- That means less traffic, fewer freeways, fewer road accidents and less air pollution.
- Driving too slowly can be just as dangerous as speeding, especially when entering or exiting interstates or freeways.
- The metropolitan participants felt that the system would be most useful on freeways and country roads while the rural participants felt that the system would be more useful in city traffic.
- But once off the freeway and on the roads up into the mountains, it performed flawlessly.
- Terwin said yesterday the cars would be used for rapid response to emergencies, high-speed pursuit and patrolling dual carriageways and freeways.
Synonyms street, road, roadway, avenue, boulevard, way - 1.1 A toll-free highway.
免费高速公路 Example sentencesExamples - Most of Ontario's highways are freeways supported by the tax-payer but it may be we are about to move to more user-fees such as those charged currently on Highway 407.
- French highways are not all freeways - the big ones are pay as you go.
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