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Definition of superhighway in English: superhighwaynoun ˈsuːpəhʌɪweɪ 1North American A dual carriageway with controlled access. 〈北美〉超级高速公路 Example sentencesExamples - In the US and Europe, we're used to electricity at the flick of a switch, clean water from the kitchen faucet, high-speed rail, and well-paved superhighways traveled by giant, refrigerated trucks.
- And as you said, everyone sort of understands if you have a house that has to get demolished for a new superhighway or even park.
- Just look at our privatized superhighways, our breath-taking airports, our glittering tower blocks - the highest in the world!
- Americans think gridlock results from merging, entering and exiting traffic, or from ‘gaper blockings’ at accident sites on superhighways, and the like.
- In Cape Town, the superhighway to the airport passes row after row of cardboard and tin shacks.
- Among the first passengers on the superhighways were returning World War II veterans, who were financing their new suburban dream homes with federal loans.
- The invention of the automobile, the development of superhighways and urbanization helped to spread fast food franchises, supermarkets, and convenience foods.
- A superhighway connecting Hong Kong with Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong, was another first.
- New maquilas will be built in rural areas along superhighways, designed and located without regard to environmental or human needs.
- But there also is loss of flora and fauna on Long Island, where superhighways and shopping malls seem to have taken over.
- Cars combined with suburbs, superhighways, and longer commutes gave radio a vast captive audience.
- There were still some functioning ones on interstate superhighways running through the Southwest and Midwest Sectors.
- In other words, the largest and most powerful farming organisation in the country has not just cleared the way for the proposed superhighways, it has committed itself to becoming persuaders to the motorway template.
- For instance, don't locate where two superhighways cross and a mall is next door; stay close to two ordinary roads.
- We've built superhighways, which function as parking lots at commuter time.
- Perhaps, in this era of cross-country flights and vast superhighways, coming home is not such a monumental event.
Synonyms street, road, roadway, avenue, boulevard, way 2An extensive electronic network such as the Internet, used for the rapid transfer of information such as sound, video, and graphics. 超级信息高速公路 Example sentencesExamples - Over the last ten years, the number of Internet hosts has grown at an accelerated rate; slowdowns and traffic jams are plaguing the information superhighway.
- Who appointed these guardians of the electronic superhighway?
- Our research team has undertaken the first comprehensive study of child pornography on the information superhighway, and let me tell you: Perversion has gone digital, and we need to penetrate this problem now.
- The first option is to set up what is the equivalent of a warrant of fitness and registration checkpoint at every entry-point to the information superhighway.
- It is certainly true that the information superhighways running down the fiber-optic lines between major metropolitan areas are, for the moment, underutilized.
- We could be there, surfing the vast information superhighways of the future.
- This is because the Internet is the information superhighway and most people use it for information of some sort.
- The Internet merely as an information superhighway along which an advertiser sticks virtual billboards missed one of the most important aspects of the Internet: its ability to work as a one-to-one medium.
- She touted a grand vision of the convergence of television and the information superhighway.
- Instead of protecting us with technology, they use the information superhighway to remove our liberties.
- The police do a good job of keeping unsafe vehicles off our road but who's patrolling the information superhighway and protecting us from unsafe computers?
- As the juggernaut of opportunity slams on its brakes and pulls into the hard shoulder of consolidation on the information superhighway, investors now have an opportunity to assess the latest developments in the online business space.
- Ever since the advent of the information superhighway, I have been able to keep myself updated with the latest transfer gossip throughout the day, whilst sat at my desk.
- Though metaphors such as the information superhighway have been extremely effective in marshalling support for information infrastructure development, far more is involved than laying roads over which information will travel.
- In addition, the early confinement of knowledge to a few key players is now irrevocably challenged by the development of the worldwide information superhighway.
- It's 1995 and the information superhighway is opening its lanes for e-commerce and e-content.
- The Internet has been described metaphorically as an information superhighway, a marketplace, and a virtual community.
- Buyers were promised a telecentre with fibre optic links to each of the homes as their way to access the information superhighway and work remotely.
- There's little point in giving the schools an on-ramp to the fast-lane on the information superhighway if they can't afford to put fuel in their cyber-busses is there?
- In the new global economy, the growth of the information superhighway and the revolution in computing and communications have created a huge demand for the so-called ‘knowledge workers.’
Definition of superhighway in US English: superhighwaynoun 1North American An expressway. Example sentencesExamples - New maquilas will be built in rural areas along superhighways, designed and located without regard to environmental or human needs.
- There were still some functioning ones on interstate superhighways running through the Southwest and Midwest Sectors.
- For instance, don't locate where two superhighways cross and a mall is next door; stay close to two ordinary roads.
- Americans think gridlock results from merging, entering and exiting traffic, or from ‘gaper blockings’ at accident sites on superhighways, and the like.
- In Cape Town, the superhighway to the airport passes row after row of cardboard and tin shacks.
- In other words, the largest and most powerful farming organisation in the country has not just cleared the way for the proposed superhighways, it has committed itself to becoming persuaders to the motorway template.
- And as you said, everyone sort of understands if you have a house that has to get demolished for a new superhighway or even park.
- The invention of the automobile, the development of superhighways and urbanization helped to spread fast food franchises, supermarkets, and convenience foods.
- But there also is loss of flora and fauna on Long Island, where superhighways and shopping malls seem to have taken over.
- Perhaps, in this era of cross-country flights and vast superhighways, coming home is not such a monumental event.
- In the US and Europe, we're used to electricity at the flick of a switch, clean water from the kitchen faucet, high-speed rail, and well-paved superhighways traveled by giant, refrigerated trucks.
- Cars combined with suburbs, superhighways, and longer commutes gave radio a vast captive audience.
- Among the first passengers on the superhighways were returning World War II veterans, who were financing their new suburban dream homes with federal loans.
- Just look at our privatized superhighways, our breath-taking airports, our glittering tower blocks - the highest in the world!
- We've built superhighways, which function as parking lots at commuter time.
- A superhighway connecting Hong Kong with Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong, was another first.
Synonyms street, road, roadway, avenue, boulevard, way 2An extensive electronic network such as the Internet, used for the rapid transfer of information such as sound, video, and graphics. 超级信息高速公路 Example sentencesExamples - There's little point in giving the schools an on-ramp to the fast-lane on the information superhighway if they can't afford to put fuel in their cyber-busses is there?
- Who appointed these guardians of the electronic superhighway?
- Over the last ten years, the number of Internet hosts has grown at an accelerated rate; slowdowns and traffic jams are plaguing the information superhighway.
- Buyers were promised a telecentre with fibre optic links to each of the homes as their way to access the information superhighway and work remotely.
- In the new global economy, the growth of the information superhighway and the revolution in computing and communications have created a huge demand for the so-called ‘knowledge workers.’
- Our research team has undertaken the first comprehensive study of child pornography on the information superhighway, and let me tell you: Perversion has gone digital, and we need to penetrate this problem now.
- The police do a good job of keeping unsafe vehicles off our road but who's patrolling the information superhighway and protecting us from unsafe computers?
- Though metaphors such as the information superhighway have been extremely effective in marshalling support for information infrastructure development, far more is involved than laying roads over which information will travel.
- It is certainly true that the information superhighways running down the fiber-optic lines between major metropolitan areas are, for the moment, underutilized.
- This is because the Internet is the information superhighway and most people use it for information of some sort.
- Ever since the advent of the information superhighway, I have been able to keep myself updated with the latest transfer gossip throughout the day, whilst sat at my desk.
- The Internet has been described metaphorically as an information superhighway, a marketplace, and a virtual community.
- It's 1995 and the information superhighway is opening its lanes for e-commerce and e-content.
- Instead of protecting us with technology, they use the information superhighway to remove our liberties.
- In addition, the early confinement of knowledge to a few key players is now irrevocably challenged by the development of the worldwide information superhighway.
- She touted a grand vision of the convergence of television and the information superhighway.
- The first option is to set up what is the equivalent of a warrant of fitness and registration checkpoint at every entry-point to the information superhighway.
- As the juggernaut of opportunity slams on its brakes and pulls into the hard shoulder of consolidation on the information superhighway, investors now have an opportunity to assess the latest developments in the online business space.
- The Internet merely as an information superhighway along which an advertiser sticks virtual billboards missed one of the most important aspects of the Internet: its ability to work as a one-to-one medium.
- We could be there, surfing the vast information superhighways of the future.
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