Collocations for "roundabout"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "roundabout" in context.
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roundabout
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- UK: a [mini, large, small, busy] roundabout
- UK: the roundabout leading to the [highway, city center]
- UK: take the [first, second, third] exit off the roundabout
- UK: get in the [left, right, far] lane for the roundabout
- UK: go straight at the next roundabout
- UK: merge into the roundabout
- UK: the roundabout has [four] exits
- UK: the [kids, children] were playing on the roundabout
- UK: [got dizzy on, fell off] the roundabout
- UK: a park with swings and roundabouts
- take a roundabout approach towards
- took a roundabout [way, route] to [school, the office]
- a roundabout [way, manner, method] (of)
- a roundabout [answer, response, explanation]
- roundabout [terms, references, practices]
- [answered, responded, explained] in a roundabout way
- UK: roundabout [traffic, signs, signals, manoeuvres]
'roundabout' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):