underpass
ˈʌndərˌpæs
underpass: road or path going under a railway or road
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Definition of underpass - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
transportationroad or path going under a railway or road
  • The city built an underpass to ease traffic congestion.
subway tunnel
2.
pedestrian tunnelUKtunnel for pedestrians to cross under a roadUK
  • Pedestrians use the underpass to safely cross the busy street.
subway
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  • underpass: road or path going under a railway or road
    road or path going under a railway or road
  • underpass: tunnel for pedestrians to cross under a road
    tunnel for pedestrians to cross under a road

Origin of underpass

Old English, under (below) + pass (path)

Examples of underpass in a sentence

  • The underpass flooded after the heavy rain.
  • The underpass was well-lit and clean.
  • Artists painted murals in the underpass.

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  1. French:passage souterrain, souterrain pour piétons, ...
  2. German:Unterführung, Fußgängertunnel, ...
  3. Italian:sottopassaggio, ...
  4. Spanish:paso subterráneo, paso inferior, ...
  5. Portuguese:passagem inferior, ...
  6. Chinese:地下通道, 人行隧道, ...
  7. Japanese:アンダーパス, ...
  8. Arabic:نَفَق, مَمَرّ سُفْلِيّ لِلْمُشاة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַעֲבָר תַּת־קַרְקָעִי, מְנַהֶרֶת הוֹלְכֵי רֶגֶל, ...
  10. Russian:подземный переход, пешеходный туннель, ...
  11. Ukrainian:підземний перехід, ...
  12. Hindi:अंडरपास, पैदल यात्री सुरंग, ...
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