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blvd

blvd

15 4.5
A short form used on signs for a wide city street often with trees
  • noun
  • US
translation icon : bulevar
  • Call John's Body Shop on Queens Blvd.
  • Sunset Blvd
  • West Blvd

So the other day I was driving on Sunset Blvd.

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Examples

  • Jack and Amber cruise past in his Seville, say so long, and head up Van Nuys Blvd.

    Fiction book (1997)
  • Fifteen years ago, S. Layton Blvd was very good; now take a look at it.

    Blog text (8)
  • Here on a busy road like Columbia Center Blvd, almost every restaurant is considered fast food.

    Blog text (5)
  • Coming from South County, you can take the 405 to Century Blvd and head west.

    Blog text (2)
  • At least get me to Cahuenga Blvd.

  • I exited the train onto Hollywood Blvd right by the Chinese theatre.

    Blog text (10)
  • They're running down Hollywood Blvd.

  • To get there, find yourself on the corner of JFK Blvd and N 15th Street.

    Blog text (18)
  • The motorcade will use Wilshire Blvd.

  • We drove along Blvd to enjoy the beautiful trees lining the street.

Synonyms

street
vsblvd
1.0

A public road in a town or city with buildings and sidewalks

is a wider city road often lined with trees and for traffic
avenue
vsblvd
670 1.0

A wide street often lined with trees and shops

is the general wide city road not limited to heavy traffic use
boulevard
vsblvd
184 3.5

A wide city street often lined with trees

is the abbreviated written form of that same street name
main drag
vsblvd
  • Informal
7 5.1

A street in a town where most shops and restaurants are

is a wide city road defined by its physical design rather than business focus
arterial
vsblvd
3 4.4

A main road that carries a lot of traffic through a city

is a wide city road often lined with trees and for pedestrians
pkwy
vsblvd
  • US
1 9.3

A wide road for cars with trees and grass usually outside cities

is an abbreviation for a wide city street rather than a highway

How Wide

avenue
670 1.0
blvd
  • US
15 4.5
street
1.0
lane
405 1.0
alley
349 1.0

Surface Forms

blvd singular
blvds plural

Etymology

Blvd is a short form of boulevard, a French word that means 'wide street' often with trees or shops, so when you see blvd in an address it tells you the place is on a large, main road.