crosswalk

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From cross + walk.

49 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: yayaq keçidi — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Belarusian: пешаходны пераход (pješaxódny pjeraxód) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Burmese: လူကူးကူး (luku:ku:) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Catalan: pas de vianants — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Chinese Cantonese: 斑馬線 /斑马线 (baan1 maa5 sin3) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Chinese Cantonese: 行人穿越道 (hang4 jan4 cyun1 jyut6 dou6) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Chinese: 斑馬線 /斑马线 (zh-min-nan) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Chinese: 過路線 /过路线 (kòe-lō͘-sòan, kè-lō͘-sòan) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Chinese Mandarin: 斑馬線 /斑马线 (bānmǎxiàn) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Chinese Mandarin: 行人穿越道 (xíngrén chuānyuèdào) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Czech: přechod pro chodce — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Danish: fodgængerfelt — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Dutch: oversteekplaats — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Dutch: zebrapad — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Esperanto: transirejo — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Estonian: jalakäijate ületamine — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Finnish: suojatie — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• French: passage piéton — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• German: Zebrastreifen — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• German: Fußgängerübergang — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Hebrew: מַעֲבַר חֲצִיָּה (ma'vár ẖatsiyá) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Hindi: पैदल यात्री क्रॉसिंग (paidal yātrī krŏsiṅg) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Hungarian: gyalogátkelőhely — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Hungarian: zebra — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Icelandic: gangbraut — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Indonesian: jalur pejalan kaki — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Irish: trasrian síogach — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Irish: trasrian coisithe — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Italian: strisce pedonali — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Japanese: 横断歩道 (ōdan hodō) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Korean: 횡단보도 (hoengdanbodo) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Macedonian: пешачки премин (pešački premin) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Malay: trek pejalan kaki — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Norwegian Bokmål: gangfelt — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Norwegian Bokmål: fotgjengerovergang — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Portuguese: faixa de pedestres — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Portuguese: faixa — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Romanian: trecere pietonală — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Russian: пешехо́дный перехо́д (pešexódnyj perexód) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Spanish: cruce — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Spanish: paso de peatones — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Spanish: cruce peatonal — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Swedish: övergångsställe — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Tagalog: tawiran — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Tajik: пиёдагард (piyodagard) — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Turkish: yaya geçidi — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Uzbek: piyodalar izi — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• Welsh: croesfan zebra — place where pedestrians can cross a street
• West Frisian: sebrapaad — place where pedestrians can cross a street