freeway
nounUK /ˈfriːweɪ/
US /ˈfriːweɪ/
A freeway is a wide road where cars go fast and there are no traffic lights.
We drove on the freeway to visit Grandma in another city.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A divided highway with several lanes in each direction and no stop signs or signals.
The freeway was busy with morning commuters.
3. A major route designed for fast, long-distance travel between cities.
They took the freeway instead of the slower country roads.
4. A road where you can drive without paying tolls.
This freeway is free, but the other road has a toll.