Highway ˈhaɪweɪ Interstate Obstructing Public Noun Bre Patrol

• an interstate highway
• highway patrol officers closed the road.
• a parked car was obstructing the highway.
• a blowout at highway speeds can be dangerous.

highway

1. a main road for travelling long distances, especially one connecting and going through cities and towns
• an interstate highway
• Highway patrol officers closed the road.
2. a public road
• A parked car was obstructing the highway.
• = daylight robbery
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3. used to say that somebody else has either to agree with your opinion or to leave

Extra Examples

• A blowout at highway speeds can be dangerous.
• He took highway 314 heading north.
• He travels the highways and byways of Texas.
• He was fined for obstructing the public highway.
• I used to travel that highway with my family.
• I’m still learning how to navigate the information highway.
• Once you hit the highway, the only services are at Eagle Plains.
• They tore along the highway.
• We pulled off the highway and stopped for a break.
• a four-lane highway
• the highway to Sydney
• A long stretch of coastal highway was flooded.
• All citizens have the right to use the public highway
• Learn the Highway Code before you start to learn to drive.
• Plans were being made for the construction of a new interstate highway system.
• The hotel is located off Highway 21.
• There is a Highways Department proposal for new traffic islands.
• There’s a 55 mph speed limit on most highways.
• We soon reached the highway interchange.