thoroughfare 的定义
- a road, street, or the like, that leads at each end into another street.
- a major road or highway.
- a passage or way through: no thoroughfare.
- a strait, river, or the like, affording passage.
thoroughfare 近义词
roadway
更多thoroughfare例句
- The Park Service also said the Memorial Bridge and parts of major thoroughfares downtown, including Constitution, Pennsylvania and Independence avenues, would be blocked.
- Its main thoroughfare, 3rd Street, cuts through both the business and entertainment districts in town.
- We ducked into the woods behind our house in Vermont, crossed the neighbor’s field, and emerged onto a quiet gravel track that was once a thoroughfare to a copper mine.
- In New York City, the Metro Transit Authority trialed a system on major thoroughfares with a reported rate of 0% accuracy.
- Unlike many clubs, the Stonewall Inn, which opened in March 1967, was on a main thoroughfare instead of a side street.
- Davis was one of the last ones out and hurried to follow the other hostages, who were being marched down the thoroughfare.
- On a busy Manhattan thoroughfare, the artist Andy Golub painted the bodies of nude models.
- “Libya in general is a major thoroughfare, the I-95 for foreign fighters into Syria from Africa,” the U.S. defense official said.
- The Border Patrol's Tucson sector, long a major thoroughfare for illegal immigration, stands out as an outlier.
- In Hebron, Israeli settlers occupy the main thoroughfare and commonly attack Palestinians.
- Newhall Street, and a new thoroughfare made in continuation of Bread Street.
- A cross-road from the Black Caon road would place them in the thoroughfare that ran past the house.
- Matt took the cross-road on two wheels, and, half a minute later, lurched into the main thoroughfare in the same way.
- But in the great thoroughfare the tide of vehicles and foot passengers was perceptibly thinning.
- "It is a crowded thoroughfare," the man remarked nervously, looking up and down Shaftesbury Avenue.