Definition of woonerf in English:

woonerf

nounPlural woonerfs, Plural woonerven ˈvuːnəːfˈvo͞onərf

A road in which devices for reducing or slowing the flow of traffic have been installed.
庭院式道路（安有汽车减速或放慢车流装置的道路）
Example sentencesExamples
- Residential streets would be developed on the Dutch woonerf concept as part of the living space for local residents and children-and only secondarily serve as roadways for local access, temporary parking, and emergency vehicles.
- The first set of minimum design standards and traffic regulations for the woonerf was adopted and legalized by the Dutch government in 1976.
- In 1998, the British government adopted a ‘Home Zones’ initiative - the woonerf equivalent - as part of its national transportation policy.
- Baker's article mentioned that the UK government had adopted a similar strategy, setting up ‘Home Zone’ pilot projects to apply woonerf principles.

Origin

1970s: from Dutch, from wonen 'reside' + erf 'premises, ground'.

Definition of woonerf in US English:

woonerf

nounˈvo͞onərf

A road in which devices for reducing or slowing the flow of traffic have been installed.
庭院式道路（安有汽车减速或放慢车流装置的道路）
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1998, the British government adopted a ‘Home Zones’ initiative - the woonerf equivalent - as part of its national transportation policy.
- Baker's article mentioned that the UK government had adopted a similar strategy, setting up ‘Home Zone’ pilot projects to apply woonerf principles.
- The first set of minimum design standards and traffic regulations for the woonerf was adopted and legalized by the Dutch government in 1976.
- Residential streets would be developed on the Dutch woonerf concept as part of the living space for local residents and children-and only secondarily serve as roadways for local access, temporary parking, and emergency vehicles.

Origin

1970s: from Dutch, from wonen ‘reside’ + erf ‘premises, ground’.

单词	woonerf
释义	Definition of woonerf in English: woonerf nounPlural woonerfs, Plural woonerven ˈvuːnəːfˈvo͞onərf A road in which devices for reducing or slowing the flow of traffic have been installed. 庭院式道路（安有汽车减速或放慢车流装置的道路） Example sentencesExamples Residential streets would be developed on the Dutch woonerf concept as part of the living space for local residents and children-and only secondarily serve as roadways for local access, temporary parking, and emergency vehicles. The first set of minimum design standards and traffic regulations for the woonerf was adopted and legalized by the Dutch government in 1976. In 1998, the British government adopted a ‘Home Zones’ initiative - the woonerf equivalent - as part of its national transportation policy. Baker's article mentioned that the UK government had adopted a similar strategy, setting up ‘Home Zone’ pilot projects to apply woonerf principles. Origin 1970s: from Dutch, from wonen 'reside' + erf 'premises, ground'. Definition of woonerf in US English: woonerf nounˈvo͞onərf A road in which devices for reducing or slowing the flow of traffic have been installed. 庭院式道路（安有汽车减速或放慢车流装置的道路） Example sentencesExamples In 1998, the British government adopted a ‘Home Zones’ initiative - the woonerf equivalent - as part of its national transportation policy. Baker's article mentioned that the UK government had adopted a similar strategy, setting up ‘Home Zone’ pilot projects to apply woonerf principles. The first set of minimum design standards and traffic regulations for the woonerf was adopted and legalized by the Dutch government in 1976. Residential streets would be developed on the Dutch woonerf concept as part of the living space for local residents and children-and only secondarily serve as roadways for local access, temporary parking, and emergency vehicles. Origin 1970s: from Dutch, from wonen ‘reside’ + erf ‘premises, ground’.
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