Pronunciation: /ˈθruˌweɪ/
noun a high-speed highway, especially one with tolls
A1 I drove on the thruway to get to my destination.
A2 The thruway was busy with cars rushing past.
B1 The thruway toll booths were unmanned late at night.
B2 The thruway provided a direct route to the city.
C1 The thruway was closed for construction, causing major delays.
C2 The thruway system in this state is well-maintained and efficient.
verb not applicable
A1 I drive thruway to get to work every day.
A2 She prefers to go thruway rather than taking the local roads.
B1 The delivery truck will thruway the goods to the warehouse tomorrow.
B2 The shortcut thruwayed us through heavy traffic and saved us a lot of time.
C1 The new highway project will thruway the city, connecting it to neighboring towns.
C2 The construction company plans to thruway a new expressway to improve transportation in the region.
adjective not applicable
A1 I drove on the thruway to get to the city.
A2 The thruway was busy with traffic during rush hour.
B1 The thruway toll booths only accepted exact change.
B2 The thruway rest stops are convenient for long road trips.
C1 The thruway maintenance crew works diligently to keep the road safe.
C2 The thruway expansion project will help alleviate congestion.
adverb not applicable
A1 I drove on the thruway to get to the city.
A2 The bus took the thruway to avoid traffic on the local roads.
B1 The truck driver decided to take the thruway for a quicker route.
B2 She zoomed down the thruway at top speed to make it to the meeting on time.
C1 The thruway was congested with traffic due to a major accident.
C2 Despite the rain, he drove smoothly on the thruway without any issues.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I drove on the thruway to get to the city.
A2 The thruway was busy with traffic during rush hour.
B1 We took the thruway instead of the back roads to save time.
B2 The thruway offers a faster route compared to the local highways.
C1 The thruway tolls can add up if you use it frequently.
C2 I prefer driving on the thruway for long distance trips.
preposition not applicable
A1 I drove thruway the city to get to work.
A2 The bus goes thruway the mountains to reach the village.
B1 We took a shortcut thruway the forest to reach the campsite faster.
B2 The train passes thruway several towns before reaching the final destination.
C1 The highway runs thruway the entire state connecting major cities.
C2 The new high-speed rail system will cut thruway travel time significantly.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I drove on the thruway to get to the city.
A2 We took the thruway instead of the local roads to save time.
B1 The thruway was closed for construction, so we had to take a detour.
B2 The thruway was congested with traffic, causing delays for commuters.
C1 Despite the heavy rain, we made good time on the thruway.
C2 The thruway offers a convenient route for travelers heading north.
interjection not applicable
A1 Thruway! I can't believe we made it on time.
A2 Thruway, that was a close call!
B1 Thruway, we need to find a rest stop soon.
B2 Thruway, let's take the next exit for some food.
C1 Thruway, I remember driving on this road as a child.
C2 Thruway, the scenery along this route is breathtaking.
article not applicable
A1 I drove on the thruway to get to the city.
A2 The thruway was busy with cars heading towards the beach.
B1 We took the thruway to avoid traffic on the local roads.
B2 The thruway tolls can add up if you use it frequently.
C1 The construction on the thruway caused major delays for commuters.
C2 The thruway offers scenic views of the countryside during the drive.
formal The thruway is the fastest route to get to the city.
informal Let's take the thruway to avoid traffic.
slang I always zoom down the thruway to get to my friend's house.
figurative The thruway of life is full of unexpected twists and turns.
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