crosswalk

crosswalk
noun Date: 1671 a specially paved or marked path for pedestrians crossing a street or road

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  • crosswalk — cross|walk [ˈkrɔswo:k US ˈkro:swo:k] n AmE a specially marked place for people to walk across a street British Equivalent: pedestrian crossing …   Dictionary of contemporary English

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