LookItUpon the road
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ɑn ðə ˈroʊd/ · UK /ɒn ðə ˈrəʊd/
on the road means: Travelling from place to place, usually away from home for work or performances.
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Travelling from place to place, usually away from home for work or performances.
- The band is on the road again.
- She spent three weeks on the road visiting customers.
- Do you miss your family when you are on the road?
Located or moving on the surface of a road.
- There is ice on the road.
- We saw a fallen tree on the road.
- Please watch for bicycles on the road.
Playing a match at another team’s ground rather than your own.
- Our team won on the road.
- They play better at home than on the road.
- We lost three games on the road last month.
Including the costs needed to legally drive a newly bought vehicle, such as tax and registration.
- This car costs twenty thousand pounds on the road.
- The dealer quoted a price of thirty thousand pounds on the road.
- How much is the new model on the road?
Free and outside prison.
- He is back on the road.
- After five years in prison, she was on the road again.
- He hoped to be on the road before his next birthday.
Questions about on the road
What does on the road mean?
Travelling from place to place, usually away from home for work or performances.
What is on the road in other languages?
Türkçe: yollarda · Español: de viaje · Français: en déplacement · Deutsch: unterwegs · Italiano: in viaggio · 日本語: 旅に出て
How do you pronounce on the road?
In American English /ɑn ðə ˈroʊd/; in British English /ɒn ðə ˈrəʊd/.
How do you use on the road in a sentence?
The band is on the road again. She spent three weeks on the road visiting customers.
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