driveway

English

Etymology

drive +‎ way

Noun

driveway (plural driveways)

(Britain) and (US) Short private road that leads to a house or garage; (Britain) also: drive

Derived terms

driveway moment

Translations

short private road that leads to a house or garage

Chinese:
Mandarin: 車道 (zh), 车道 (zh) (chēdào), 專用支路, 专用支路 (zhuānyòngzhīlù)
Czech: příjezdová cesta f
Danish: indkørsel c
Dutch: oprit (nl), inrit (nl)
Finnish: pihatie, yksityinen ajotie
French: allée (fr)
German: Einfahrt (de) f (to small building), Auffahrt (de) f (to large building), Zufahrt (de) f

Irish: cabhsán m
Japanese: 私道 (しどう, shidō)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: oppkjørsel m or f
Polish: podjazd do domu m
Russian: подъездна́я доро́жка f (podʺjezdnája doróžka), прое́зд (ru) m (projézd)
Spanish: entrada para coches
Swedish: infart (sv) c

See also

drive (British)
drive away

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