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nounSeitenweg, der* * *ˈby·wayn* * *byway s1. Seiten-, Nebenstraße f2. figa) Nebenaspekt mb) Nebengebiet n* * *nounSeitenweg, der* * *n.Nebenweg -e m.Seitenweg m. -
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noun1) (public road) öffentliche Straße2) (main route) Verkehrsweg, der* * *noun (a road, especially a large or main road.) die (Haupt-, Land-)Straße* * *ˈhigh·wayI. nevery \highway and byway jeder Weg und Stegcoastal \highway Küstenstraße finterstate \highway AM Interstate Highway m (mindestens zwei Staaten verbindende Autobahn)to obstruct the \highway ( form) die Straße blockieren\highway fatalities Verkehrstote pl\highway restaurant Autobahnrestaurant nt* * *a) besonders Br öffentliche Straßeb) besonders US Fernstraße f:a) Straßenraub m,b) umg reinster Nepp;a) alle Wege,b) fig sämtliche Spielarten;* * *noun1) (public road) öffentliche Straße2) (main route) Verkehrsweg, der* * *n.Autobahn -en f. -
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'high·way nevery \highway and byway jeder Weg und Steg;coastal \highway Küstenstraße f;interstate \highway (Am) Interstate Highway m (mindestens zwei Staaten verbindende Autobahn);modifier (accident, billboard, user) Straßen-;\highway fatalities Verkehrstote pl;\highway restaurant Autobahnrestaurant nt -
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(DE) Abweg {r}; Nebenweg {r}; Nebenwege {pl}; Seitenstraße {e}; Seitenweg {r}; (EN) backway; by-pass; by-pass road; by-road; byroad; byway; cross-road; crossroads; minor road; off road; side-road -
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(DE) Fußpfad {r}; Fußweg {r}; Fährte {e}; Gehweg {r}; Nebenwege {pl}; Pfad {r}; Steige; Wildwechsel {r}; (EN) byway; footpath; gravel-path; pad; path; pathway; track; trail; wallaby track
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Byway — By way , n. A secluded, private, or obscure way; a path or road aside from the main one. Take no byways. Herbert. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
byway — ► NOUN ▪ a minor road or path … English terms dictionary
byway — [bī′wā΄] n. 1. a road or path other than the main one, esp. one not used very much; side road; bypath 2. a subsidiary activity, line of study, etc … English World dictionary
Byway — A byway is a less traveled side road, as in: *Byway (road), a minor secondary or tertiary road in the UK *National Scenic Byway, a road recognized by the United States Department of Transportation for its historical qualitiesSee Also *Rights of… … Wikipedia
byway — UK [ˈbaɪˌweɪ] / US noun [countable] Word forms byway : singular byway plural byways 1) a quiet minor road that is not used by many cars or people the highways and byways of Ireland 2) byways [plural] the less important aspects of a subject a… … English dictionary
Byway — This interesting surname is of early medieval English origin, and is a topographical name for one whose home was beside a main highway. The surname derives from the Middle English phrase bi the weie , by the road. Topographical surnames were some … Surnames reference
byway — [[t]ba͟ɪweɪ[/t]] byways 1) N COUNT: usu pl A byway is a small road which is not used by many cars or people. ...the highways and byways of America. ...the narrow city byways. 2) N COUNT: usu pl, usu N of n The byways of a subject are the less… … English dictionary
Byway (road) — See also the disambiguation page Byway A byway in the United Kingdom is a minor secondary or tertiary road. Legal positionByway Open to All Traffic Anchor|BOATIn the United Kingdom, a Byway Open to All Traffic (BOAT) is a highway over which the… … Wikipedia
byway — noun Date: 14th century 1. a little traveled side road 2. a secondary or little known aspect or field < meandering more and more in the fascinating byways of learning Times Literary Supplement > … New Collegiate Dictionary
byway — /buy way /, n. 1. a secluded, private, or obscure road. 2. a subsidiary or obscure field of research, endeavor, etc. [1300 50; ME bywey. See BY1 (adj.), WAY] * * * … Universalium
byway — noun a) a road that is not frequently travelled b) an unpopular or arcane field of study … Wiktionary