bypass
/ˈbaɪpæs/
noun 5verb 2
Collocations
6(noun.)
QUANT
stretch
The new bypass has a long stretch that's still under construction.
VERB + BYPASS
build
PREP
along a/the ~
Traffic moved quickly along the bypass, avoiding the congested city center.
on a/the ~
During rush hour, accidents on the bypass often cause long delays for commuters.
round a/the ~
The quickest route to the stadium takes you round the bypass on the eastern side of town.
~ around/round
The highway bypass around the city helps drivers avoid heavy traffic in the center.
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