stop at a pedestrian crossing
/stɒp æt ə pəˈdestriən ˈkrɒsɪŋ/
verb phrase
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to bring a vehicle to a halt when you reach a pedestrian crossing, usually to let people cross or to obey traffic rules
B1verb + prepositional phrase (intransitive); used about drivers and vehiclesneutral
- "Drivers must stop at a pedestrian crossing when someone is waiting."A2
- "The driver stopped at the pedestrian crossing and let the children cross."B1
- "You can be fined if you fail to stop at a pedestrian crossing."B2
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to stop walking when you reach a pedestrian crossing, especially to wait before crossing the road
B1verb + prepositional phrase; used about pedestriansneutral
- "I stopped at a pedestrian crossing and waited for the green light."A2
- "She stopped at a pedestrian crossing to check both ways before crossing."B1
- "Pedestrians should stop at a pedestrian crossing rather than step into the road."B2