zebra crossing

英 [ˌzebrə ˈkrɒsɪŋ]

美 [ˌziːbrə ˈkrɔːsɪŋ]

n. 斑马线; 人行横道

牛津词典

noun

斑马线；人行横道
an area of road marked with broad black and white lines where vehicles must stop for people to walk across

（英国的）斑马线，人行横道
In Britain, azebra crossingis a place on the road that is marked with black and white stripes, where vehicles are supposed to stop so that people can walk across.

noun

A zebra crossing is a path across a road, marked with crossings so that drivers know that they have to stop their vehicles there to let people cross.
人行横道是让司机知道他们必须使车辆停下来让人们通过的标示着交叉路口的一条路。
He cried," a throttle", the green car washed the zebra crossing.
他一踩油门，“呼”的一声，绿色小汽车冲过了斑马线。
All car should stop at the zebra crossing.
所有车辆都要在斑马线前停下。
Fail to stop at a zebra crossing You can't park on a double yellow line.
没有在斑马线前停车有双黄线处不准停车。
He ran into a bus at the zebra crossing.
他在斑马线上撞上一辆公共汽车。
And they give us a specially zebra crossing!
并且他们为我们漆了一条马路！
Fail to stop at a zebra crossing
没有在斑马线前停车
You must when you close to a zebra crossing.
当你开车接近斑马线时你必须减速。
Reduce your speed as you get to the zebra crossing.
车辆快到斑马线时要减速。
Fail to give precedence to pedestrians on zebra crossing
没有让斑马线上的行人先行