Pronunciation: /ˌɪntərˈɜrbən/
noun a railway or bus service operating between urban areas, especially as a means of commuter transport
A1 The interurban bus takes passengers from one town to another.
A2 I prefer traveling by interurban train rather than by car.
B1 The interurban transportation system in this city is very efficient.
B2 The interurban railway connects several major cities in the region.
C1 The interurban network of buses and trains makes commuting between cities easy.
C2 The interurban infrastructure in this country is well-developed and reliable.
formal The interurban railway system connected cities and towns in the early 20th century.
informal We took the interurban bus to get to the concert in the next town.
slang Let's hop on the interurban train to go shopping in the city.
figurative The interurban exchange of ideas between the two departments led to a successful collaboration.
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