expressway

/ik-spres-wey/US // ɪkˈsprɛsˌweɪ //UK // (ɪkˈsprɛsˌweɪ) //

高速公路,高速路,快速路,快车道

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a highway especially planned for high-speed traffic, usually having few if any intersections, limited points of access or exit, and a divider between lanes for traffic moving in opposite directions.

nounlarge, well-travelled road

Synonyms

Our nose and mouth are connected by our airways, meaning bits of everything we chew and swallow take an expressway directly to that very sensitive bouquet of smell receptors as we swallow.
Floodwater surrounds vehicles following heavy rain on an expressway in Brooklyn.
It was a profound and persuasive rebuttal of the anti-urban “urban renewal” paradigm — which Robert Moses was executing with expressways and other car-centric new infrastructure.
She fought for parks and other pedestrian space over expressways.
This can be done through new technologies such as what are seen deployed in Singapore like green link determinings systems, parking guidance systems, and expressway monitoring systems allowing for enhanced traffic awareness and guidance.
It finally looks like New York, which is perpetually addled by traffic, will be constructing a new expressway.
It takes just as long to fly to Miami, he ponders, as it does to navigate the horrendous traffic on the Long Island Expressway.
The part between the end of the 401 and the EC Row expressway is already in the process of being re-graded and expanded.
I imagined us in a motel room bed off the Long Island Expressway so vividly that it almost seemed to have happened.
Of course, when we turned off of Stemmons Expressway, we knew then that we were headed toward Parkland.
After we got out to Stemmons—they'd set up a roadblock just as you entered Stemmons .

/ik-spres-wey/US // ɪkˈsprɛsˌweɪ //UK // (ɪkˈsprɛsˌweɪ) //

高速公路,高速路,快速路,快车道

n.名词 noun

1
- : a highway especially planned for high-speed traffic, usually having few if any intersections, limited points of access or exit, and a divider between lanes for traffic moving in opposite directions.

nounlarge, well-travelled road

Synonyms

Our nose and mouth are connected by our airways, meaning bits of everything we chew and swallow take an expressway directly to that very sensitive bouquet of smell receptors as we swallow.
Floodwater surrounds vehicles following heavy rain on an expressway in Brooklyn.
It was a profound and persuasive rebuttal of the anti-urban “urban renewal” paradigm — which Robert Moses was executing with expressways and other car-centric new infrastructure.
She fought for parks and other pedestrian space over expressways.
This can be done through new technologies such as what are seen deployed in Singapore like green link determinings systems, parking guidance systems, and expressway monitoring systems allowing for enhanced traffic awareness and guidance.
It finally looks like New York, which is perpetually addled by traffic, will be constructing a new expressway.
It takes just as long to fly to Miami, he ponders, as it does to navigate the horrendous traffic on the Long Island Expressway.
The part between the end of the 401 and the EC Row expressway is already in the process of being re-graded and expanded.
I imagined us in a motel room bed off the Long Island Expressway so vividly that it almost seemed to have happened.
Of course, when we turned off of Stemmons Expressway, we knew then that we were headed toward Parkland.
After we got out to Stemmons—they'd set up a roadblock just as you entered Stemmons .