detour
UK /ˈdiː.tɔː(ɹ)/ US /ˈdi.toɹ/
noun 2verb 2
Collocations
6(noun.)
ADJ
lengthy, long | brief, short, small
VERB + DETOUR
make, take
We took a detour around the accident on the highway this morning.
be worth
That new Italian restaurant downtown is definitely worth a detour if you love pasta.
PREP
~ around
We had to take a long detour around the city center because of the accident.
~ through, ~ to
We took a detour through the forest because the main road was closed.
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