zebracrossing

noun
UK /ˈzebrə ˌkrɒsɪŋ/
US /ˈziːbrə ˌkrɔːsɪŋ/

A zebra crossing is a place on the road with black and white stripes where people can walk across safely.

Always look both ways before you step onto the zebra crossing.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A marked road area, painted with broad alternating light and dark stripes, where pedestrians have priority over vehicles.

Drivers must stop for anyone waiting at the zebra crossing.

3. A pedestrian crossing named for its resemblance to the stripes of a zebra.

The children learned the name zebra crossing because of its black and white stripes.

4. A designated point for safely crossing a street, often near schools or busy junctions.

There is a zebra crossing right outside the school gate.