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crossroads, cross roads INFRASTR

built-up roads land use, INFRASTR

non built-up roads land use, INFRASTR

angle of intersection of two roads INFRASTR

road [rəʊd, Am roʊd] N

1. road (way):

2. road no pl (street name):

Straße f <-, -n>

3. road MIN:

Tunnel m <-s, -(s)>
Förderstrecke f <-, -n>

4. road Am (railroad):

5. road Brit (railway track):

Schiene f <-, -n>

6. road fig (course):

Weg m <-(e)s, -e>

7. road usu pl NAUT:

Reede f <-, -n>

ˈac·cess road N

1. access road (to place):

2. access road Brit (to motorway):

any road [ˈenirəʊd] ADV inv NEngl

any road → anyway

See also

any·way [ˈeniweɪ], Am also any·ways [Am ˈeniweɪz] ADV inv inf

1. anyway (in any case):

2. anyway (well):

A-road [ˈeɪrəʊd] N

1. A-road (road):

Bundesstraße f <-, -n>

2. A-road (artery):

Verkehrsader f <-, -n>

ˈback road N

Nebenstraße f <-, -n>
Seitenstraße f <-, -n>

B-road [ˈbi:rəʊd, Am -roʊd] N Brit

coun·try ˈroad N

ˈdirt road N

OpenDict entry

road N

down the road (in the future) Am fig inf
OpenDict entry

road N

down the road (in the future) Am fig inf
OpenDict entry

road N

OpenDict entry

road N