drive
noun (ROAD) /draɪv/Definition
(Definition of drive noun (ROAD) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- access road noun
- Ave noun
- avenue noun (ROAD)
- backstreets noun
- Blvd noun
- close noun (ROAD)
- crescent noun
- driveway noun
- lane noun (ROAD)
- lollipop man/lady noun
- main drag noun
- main street noun
- mews noun
- parkway noun
- plaza noun
- seafront noun
- square noun (SHAPE)
- the whole street idiom
- waterfront noun
- way noun (ROUTE)
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