Freeway

Pronunciation: /ˈfriːˌweɪ/

Freeway (noun)

  1. A wide road built for fast travel, with no traffic lights and limited places to enter or leave.
  2. A highway where drivers usually enter and exit using ramps, and traffic moves with strong control and separation.

Examples

  • The freeway connects the city to the suburbs.
  • Drivers use the freeway to reach work faster.