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1. (n.) highroad
Chiefly Brit.
2. highroad
an easy or certain course:
the highroad to success.
3. highroad
an honorable or ethical course.
Etymology: (1700–10)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) highroad, trunk road
a highway
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) highroad
a highway; a much traveled or main road
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Sense: a main road.
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 Afrikaans: grootpad, hoofpad |
 Arabic: طَريق رئيسي |
 Bulgarian: главен път |
 Brazilian: estrada |
 Czech: hlavní silnice |
 German: die Hauptstraße |
 Danish: hovedvej |
 Greek: κεντρικός δρόμος |
 Spanish: carretera |
 Estonian: peatee |
 Farsi: شاهراه |
 Finnish: päätie |
 French: grand-route |
 Hebrew: כְּבִיש רָאשִׁי |
 Hindi: मुख्य सड़क |
 Croatian: cesta |
 Hungarian: főút(vonal) |
 Indonesian: jalan raya |
 Icelandic: þjóð-/aðalvegur |
 Italian: strada maestra |
 Japanese: 主要道路 |
 Korean: 주요 도로 |
 Lithuanian: plentas, pagrindinis keli |
 Latvian: lielceļš; šoseja |
 Malay: jalan raya |
 Dutch: hoofdweg |
 Norwegian: riksvei |
 Polish: szosa |
 Persian: شاهراه |
 Pashto: لويه لار، لوى سړك، عمومي |
 Portuguese: estrada |
 Russian: автомагистраль |
 Slovak: cesta |
 Slovenian: glavna cesta |
 Serbian: glavni put |
 Swedish: landsväg |
 Thai: ถนนสายหลักในเมือง |
 Turkish: ana yol, geniş cadde |
 Taiwanese: 公路，主要道路 |
 Ukrainian: магістраль; шосе |
 Urdu: شاہراہ |
 Vietnamese: đường chính |
 Chinese: 公路，大道 |
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