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Перевод: byroad

[существительное]
проселочная дорога; кратчайший путь; малолюдная дорога; дорога второстепенного значения; объездной путь; малоизученная область; неглавная область

Тезаурус:

1. The byroad into Wharfe continues as White Stone Lane, for travellers on foot only, and curves around the western base of Moughton amongst evidences on the valley floor of glacial pressures in the underlying rocks, here mainly of shales, slates and gritstone.
2. The byroad mentioned is a short cut to Plockton, and a short walk from its highest point leads to a viewpoint commanding a magnificent prospect of the estuary backed by the Applecross and Torridon heights, and with an aerial view of sweet Plockton directly below.
3. Continuing, this charming road, my second favourite in all Scotland, now turns inland to avoid the high ground overlooking Plockton, and after a new byroad leaves on the right, makes a long detour, passing a pleasant inland loch, to arrive at a T-junction at Duirinish, the left fork heading for Kyle of Lochalsh, that on the right being a no-through-road to Plockton.
4. The Lune is accompanied by the A683, from which a byroad, announced as a main road by an at the junction, leads into the pleasant village of Barbon.
5. Hardraw, as every good Yorkshireman knows, is a hamlet on a byroad two miles from Hawes in Wensleydale.
6. The most beautifully situated group of these is at Balnuaren of Clava, off a byroad below Culloden.
7. From Sligachan, only the northern end of a compact mass of peaks and pinnacles, linked by a high ridge of naked rock, can be seen, but by a circuitous byroad, the main climbing centre of Glen Brittle may be reached.
8. The most convenient place to start the walk is the small secluded settlement of Masongill, reached by a signposted byroad from the A65 two miles west of Ingleton.
9. This byroad was formerly the main highway; it is now little used although it is kept in good repair to serve the few local farmsteads.