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THOROUGHFARE definition: 1. a main road for public use or a passage through somewhere 2. On road signs, no thoroughfare…. Learn more.
thoroughfare. noun. thor· ough· fare ˈthər-ə-ˌfer. ˈthə-rə- Synonyms of thoroughfare. 1. : a way or place for passage: such as. a. : a street open at both ends. b. : a main road. 2. a. : passage, transit. b. : the conditions necessary for passing through. Synonyms. arterial. artery. avenue. boulevard. carriageway [ British] drag. drive. expressway.
A thoroughfare is a main road in a town or city which usually has shops along it and a lot of traffic.
A thoroughfare is a public road that can get you from one place to another. When it snows, plows try to remove the snow from the thoroughfares so the school buses can take everyone to school. You’re welcome.
THOROUGHFARE meaning: 1. a main road for public use or a passage through somewhere 2. On road signs, no thoroughfare…. Learn more.
Thoroughfare definition: a road, street, or the like, that leads at each end into another street.. See examples of THOROUGHFARE used in a sentence.
Definition of thoroughfare noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
1. a road, street, etc., that leads at each end into another street. 2. a major road or highway. 3. a passage or way through: no thoroughfare. 4. a strait, river, etc., affording passage. [1350–1400; Middle English thurghfare]
thoroughfare meaning, definition, what is thoroughfare: the main road through a place such as a ...: Learn more.
thor•ough•fare (thûr′ ō fâr′, -ə fâr′, thur′ -), n. Transport a road, street, or the like, that leads at each end into another street. Transport a major road or highway. a passage or way through: no thoroughfare. Transport a strait, river, or the like, affording passage. Middle English thurghfare. See thorough, fare 1350–1400.
