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high.way5haI7weIn [C] Am and Aus, Br fmla public road, esp. an important road that joins cities or towns together公路(尤指连接城镇的重要大道)My new car gets 53 miles per gallon in the city and 58 mpg on the highway.我的新车在市区中可跑53英里/加仑，在公路上可跑58英里/加仑。230 of the 712 highway fatalities in Queensland last year were alcohol-related.去年昆士兰的公路车祸死亡者有712人，其中的230人和酒精有关。(fml) Five people have been charged with obstructing the highway during a peace protest in London last weekend.5个人被指控在上星期周末伦敦的和平抗议活动中堵塞了公路交通。We drove along the coastal highway from Sydney to Newcastle.我们沿着海岸公路驾车从悉尼到纽卡斯尔。Everyone with a car knows that the interstate highway system needs major repairs.每个有车的人都知道州际公路系统需要大修。I felt I had travelled along every highway and byway (=every road) in Yorkshire.我觉得我已经兜遍了约克郡的每一条大道和小路。(Br) The Highway Code is the set of government rules, published in a small book, which have to be obeyed by drivers using public roads in the UK.(英国)公路法规You'll fail your driving test if you don't learn the Highway Code.如果你不学习公路法规，你将无法通过驾驶测试。 [SUPERHIGHWAY]
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