ring-road

基本解釋

Mr Delanoë's remit stops at the ring-road, the périphérique.
市長(zhǎng)Delanoë 的巴黎環(huán)形路（the périphérique）提案也毫無(wú)進(jìn)展。
But going beyond the ring-road to the suburbs, the total built-up area has a population of 10m.
但是在環(huán)城公路以外的城郊，整個(gè)結(jié)合區(qū)有人口1000萬(wàn)。
According to officers in the NATO-led force, the first priority will be to reclaim the ring-road, Afghanistan’s main artery, around which the main population centres are concentrated.
北約部隊(duì)的官員們認(rèn)為，首要的任務(wù)是收回作為阿富汗主干線的環(huán)城公路，主要的居民點(diǎn)都集中在環(huán)城公路附近。

According to the Venezuelan Society of Transport and Road Engineers, the metropolitan area urgently needs at least 100km of new roads, including the completion of a ring-road—first mooted in the 1970s.
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Commanders say that the American reinforcements will be used to improve security in provinces surrounding Kabul, to protect the ring-road that girdles the country's capital and, above all, to reinforce NATO's faltering effort in southern Afghanistan.
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Councillor David Begg, convenor of Edinburgh's transport committee, chaired a meeting earlier this month of Scottish councils to discuss how to finance public-transport improvements with revenues from a road-pricing ring around Edinburgh.
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A ring road is a road that goes around the edge of a city or town so that traffic does not have to go through the centre.