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Meanings of traffic island in anglès
català
illeta A curbed area in a roadway from which traffic is excluded; provides safe area for pedestrians.
Usage of traffic island in anglès
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On Tuesday I decided to explore the traffic island from the inside.
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The vehicle apparently became engulfed in flames on a busy traffic island.
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Felix took the lead, crossing to the traffic island after this guy.
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There were three people on the traffic island besides the drunk woman.
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The woman was standing on an traffic island in the middle of Bway.
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It then crashed into a nearby traffic island and a powerbox, which caught fire.
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Instead of helping her friend, Condon quickly reversed off the traffic island and sped off.
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Also read: He hit a traffic island seven kilometres into the longest stage of the Tour.
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A narrow traffic island on a busy motorway seems an incongruous setting for a Famine memorial.
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Here, a series of tents and shacks has sprung up on a traffic island near the main port.
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I remember standing on a traffic island in the middle of a four-lane street, clustered with traffic lights.
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Another little-known offence that saw a surprising number of drivers got caught out was driving over a traffic island.
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The approaching scow ran aground on the sidewalk, pushed off again and then stuck finally on a traffic island.
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As they were moving forward, he tripped over the curb of a traffic island and went face-first into the water.
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It then went over a traffic island at the intersection of Innes and Briggs Roads, before crashing into another car.
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His body was found, with a friend, Richard Bloom, shot through the head, on a traffic island on Easter Monday.