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service road

 

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Noun service road has 1 sense
  1. frontage road, service road - a local road that runs parallele to an expressway and allows local traffic to gain access to property
    --1 is a kind of local road, local street

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Service Road

A service road is a road that provides access to properties and facilities along a main road or highway.

1. Noun:

A service road is a road that runs parallel to a major road or highway, providing access to businesses, residences, or other facilities.

Sample Sentence: The service road next to the highway leads to the shopping center.

2. Noun:

In construction, a service road refers to a temporary road used by construction vehicles and equipment during the building process.

Sample Sentence: The construction team used the service road to transport materials to the building site.

3. Noun:

In military operations, a service road is a road used by military vehicles to access bases, camps, or other military installations.

Sample Sentence: The army convoy moved swiftly on the service road to reach the military base.

4. Adjective:

The term "service road" can also be used as an adjective to describe something related to or associated with the road that provides access.

Sample Sentence: The service road entrance is located on the left side of the main road.

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