大おお通どおり

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Common wordJLPTN2Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

Refers to a wide, major road in a city or town, often lined with shops or trees.

大おお通どおりに出でるto come out onto the main street
この道みちをまっすぐ行いくと大おお通どおりに出でます。
If you go straight down this road, you'll come out onto the main street.
大おお通どおりを渡わたるto cross the main street
信しん号ごうが青あおになったら大おお通どおりを渡わたりましょう。
Let's cross the main street when the light turns green.
大おお通どおり沿ぞいに〈物もの〉があるto have something along the main street
大おお通どおり沿ぞいにたくさんのお店みせがあります。
There are many shops along the main street.

通とおりN3
通り is the general word for a street or road of any size, while 大通り specifically means a wide, major thoroughfare.
道どう路ろN3
道路 is a broad, often official term for a road or highway, whereas 大通り is the everyday word for a city's main street.
メインストリート
大通り is the native Japanese word for a main road, while メインストリート is a loanword with a slightly more fashionable or tourist-oriented feel.
表おもて通どおりN1
表通り highlights a street's role as the front-facing, commercially active main road, whereas 大通り simply emphasizes that the road is wide and large.

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大だい道どう
大道 is a formal, somewhat literary term for a main street, while 大通り is the common, everyday word Japanese speakers actually use.
アベニュー
大通り refers to a main street or boulevard in a general Japanese context, whereas アベニュー carries a more specific upscale or foreign flavor, often tied to Western place names.

裏うら通どおりN1
裏通り is a small back street or alley tucked away from traffic, the opposite of the busy, prominent 大通り.
路ろ地じN1
大通り is a wide main street, the opposite of the cramped, narrow 路地.
裏うら道みち
大通り is a main, busy street, the direct opposite of the narrow, out-of-the-way 裏道.

Compound of 大 (おお, 'big') + 通り (どおり, 'street'). The reading どおり is a rendaku form of とおり.