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carriageway in Japanese

carriageway in Japanese is 自動車道, 車道 — carriageway means a carriageway is the part of a road used by vehicles, as opposed to pavements or verges.

carriageway in Japanese

自動車道
noun
Pronounced: jidōshadō
(UK, Ireland, Hong Kong) The part of a road that carries traffic.
車道
noun
Pronounced: shadō
(UK, Ireland, Hong Kong) The part of a road that carries traffic.

What does "carriageway" mean?

  1. noun A carriageway is the part of a road used by vehicles, as opposed to pavements or verges.
    "Roadworks have narrowed the carriageway to a single lane."
  2. noun A carriageway is one side of a dual carriageway, carrying traffic in a single direction.
    "The northbound carriageway was closed after the accident."
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carriageway in a sentence

  • Roadworks have narrowed the carriageway to a single lane.
  • Pedestrians are asked to stay off the carriageway.
  • The northbound carriageway was closed after the accident.
  • Traffic on the southbound carriageway was moving slowly.

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What is "carriageway" in Japanese?
"carriageway" in Japanese is 自動車道, 車道. carriageway means: A carriageway is the part of a road used by vehicles, as opposed to pavements or verges.
How do you pronounce 自動車道?
"carriageway" in Japanese is 自動車道, pronounced "jidōshadō".
How do you use "carriageway" in a sentence?
Example: "Roadworks have narrowed the carriageway to a single lane." In Japanese, "carriageway" is 自動車道, 車道.
Are there other ways to say "carriageway" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "carriageway": 自動車道, 車道.
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