pedestrian crossing

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Roadspedestrian crossingpeˌdestrian ˈcrossing noun [countable] British English TTRa specially marked place for people to walk across the road SYN crosswalk American English → pelican crossing, zebra crossingExamples from the Corpuspedestrian crossing• She made her way across the road at a pedestrian crossing, and stood in front of City Hall.• They called it a pedestrian crossing, but it wasn't built for people.• O'Neill doesn't seem capable of answering questions, and Landless wouldn't stop for me on a pedestrian crossing.

单词	pedestrian crossing
释义	pedestrian crossing From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Roadspedestrian crossingpeˌdestrian ˈcrossing ●●○ noun [countable] British English TTRa specially marked place for people to walk across the road SYN crosswalk American English → pelican crossing, zebra crossingExamples from the Corpuspedestrian crossing• She made her way across the road at a pedestrian crossing, and stood in front of City Hall.• They called it a pedestrian crossing, but it wasn't built for people.• O'Neill doesn't seem capable of answering questions, and Landless wouldn't stop for me on a pedestrian crossing.
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