off-street — located away from or not directly on a main street
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: located away from or not directly on a main street
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌɔːf ˈstriːt/
Korean meaning: 큰길에서 떨어진, 도로에서 벗어난
Korean pronunciation: 오프**스트**리트
Example Sentences
- The apartment building offers off-street parking, so I don't have to circle the block looking for a spot.
- My boss insisted on off-street parking because he was tired of getting parking tickets every day.
- The restaurant's off-street dining area provides a quiet escape from the busy downtown traffic.
off-street
ADJECTIVE//ˌɔːf ˈstriːt//
located away from or not directly on a main street
a driver carefully steers their blue car into a small parking lot tucked behind a row of shops. The car moves away from the crowded main street where traffic flows continuously. The parking lot sits several meters back from the busy road, separated by buildings and landscaping. Other parked vehicles fill the peaceful lot while the main street remains full of moving traffic and noise. parking located away from and not directly on the main street
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Off-street and neat, the perfect place to meet!
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Origin
20세기 중반 미국에서 자동차 보급이 늘어나면서 길가 주차가 문제가 되자, 도로에서 벗어난 주차공간을 구분하기 위해 만들어진 합성어
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“The apartment building offers off-street parking, so I don't have to circle the block looking for a spot.”
“My boss insisted on off-street parking because he was tired of getting parking tickets every day.”
“The restaurant's off-street dining area provides a quiet escape from the busy downtown traffic.”
“She chose the hotel specifically for its off-street entrance - no more dragging luggage through crowded sidewalks!”
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