off-street
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- adjective
- /ɔf-strit/
:
fuera de la calle
- The ideal solution would be off-street parking.
- off-street parking
- off-street paths
- off-street parking space
Examples
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If we could have afforded a home with off-street parking, I am 100% sure we would have stayed.
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Get Your Work to Pay for Off-Street Parking
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I think city living presents a challenge to anyone trying to raise kids without the benefit of off-street parking.
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After all, off-street parking is more attractive for many other reasons.
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Urban Development Partners' next project includes off-street parking, largely because neighbors asked for it, Cress said.
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Beginning in the 1930s, off-street parking began to appear in planning and urban zoning strategies.
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To "ease this ever-growing need," municipalities and entrepreneurs started to offer off-street parking.
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Dorrie Mangosing had always felt destined for success—if not fame and fortune, at least a view condo with off-street parking.
Fiction book (1998) -
The office offers ample off-street parking for its employees and clients.
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We prefer to reserve off-street spaces for visitors to avoid congestion on the main road.
Antonyms
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Etymology
Off-street comes from the parts off ('away from') and street ('public road'). So, think of a car pulled off the busy road into a quiet lot — off-street means located away from the public street, for example parking or loading behind a building.