On the Road

   

noun - a place on the road etc. that is curved

   

noun - a vehicle with two wheels without an engine, you move it by moving your legs

   

verb - to make a vehicle go slower or come to a stop

   

noun - a structure that leads over a river, valley etc., usually made of metal, stone or wood

   

noun - a big vehicle with four or six wheels using a road, it can carry many passengers, it stops regularly on its route to let people in and out

   

noun - a road that goes around a town or city

   

noun - a road vehicle with four wheels that can only carry about five people

   

noun, British English - a place where you can park a car

   

noun - the part of a road that is used by cars (usually going in one direction)

   

verb - to hit something violently, e.g. as an accident in a car etc.

   

noun - the act of travelling somewhere by a longer route than was planned (e.g.because of an accident)

   

noun - a longer route that you have to take because of a closed road etc.

   

noun - an amount of money that is paid as a punishment

   

noun, British English - a kind of road crossing where one road goes over another

   

noun, American English - a place where two streets or roads cross or meet

   

noun, British English - a place where two streets or roads meet or cross

   

noun - a small narrow street or road, usually one that is winding

   

noun - a place where a railway crosses a road

   

noun, British English - a large car that carries loads rather than passengers

   

noun - an important road

   

noun - a wide road with more lanes where cars can drive at higher speeds

   

noun - a street where the traffic can go only in one direction

   

noun, American English - a kind of road crossing where one road goes over another

   

verb - to go past a car that is going in the same direction but at a lower speed

   

verb - to stop and leave a car somewhere

   

noun, British English - a hard area along the side of the road used for walking

   

noun - a person who walks in the street

   

noun - a place where people can walk across a road, it is usually marked by white stripes on the surface of the road

   

noun, British English - the place where you can buy fuel for your car

   

noun - a road accident involving many cars at the same time

 

noun - one or more policemen who go around an area (esp. by car) to make sure that everything is okay

   

verb - to stop the vehicle

   

noun - the surface specially made for cars and lorries etc. to travel on, it is usually black with white lines

   

noun - a sign placed by the side of a road that gives drivers warnings, informs them of restrictions, etc.

   

noun - work on a road (e.g. repairing it etc.)

   

noun, British English - a round crossing of a few roads

   

noun - the part of the day when there is most traffic on the roads

   

noun - a strap at a seat in a car or plane etc. that helps to prevent serious injury in case of an accident

   

noun - a sign placed on the side of a road that gives drivers information about distances, directions etc.; a sign with such information for hikers etc.

   

noun - the act of driving faster than is allowed

   

noun - equipment in a vehicle that measures how fast it travels

   

noun - a road in a town with houses and buildings on both sides

   

noun - the cars and lorries etc. that are in the streets at a time

noun - a situation in which there are so many cars in the street that they cannot move forward

   

noun - the system that directs the traffic at a place where two streets meet, it has three lights, green, yellow (amber) and red

   

noun - an underground passage, e.g. a railway passage leading under a hill

   

noun - a medium-sized car that can carry goods or more people than ordinary cars