ˈring ˌroad noun [C] UK (US USUALLY beltway)
► F0 a main road that goes around the edge of a town, allowing traffic to avoid the town centreSee picture: (esp UK) ring road/(US usually) beltway
Thesaurus+: ↑Rural and suburban roads
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