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overpasses

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun overpass has 1 sense
  1. overpass, flyover, flypast - bridge formed by the upper level of a crossing of two highways at different levels; "an overpass is called a flyover or a flypast in England"
    --1 is a kind of bridge, span

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Overpasses

Description:

Overpasses refer to bridges or elevated structures that allow traffic to pass over another road, railway, or obstacle. These structures are specifically designed to provide a safe and convenient way for vehicles and pedestrians to cross over or navigate obstacles.

Senses:

Noun:

1. A bridge or elevated structure that allows a road or railway to pass over another.

2. An elevated walkway or crossing for pedestrians over a road.

Verb:

1. To cross or go over a bridge or elevated structure.

2. Moves above or across something.

3. To overshadow or surpass something in importance or significance.

Usage:

- The city's transportation system is efficient due to the presence of various overpasses.

- The pedestrians crossed the busy street using the overpass.

- The car smoothly overpasses the old railway tracks.

- The athlete skillfully overpassed the hurdles during the race.

- The politician's achievements overpass those of previous leaders.

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