0 a bridge-like part of a road etc which passes over another road, a railway/railroad; flyover British . -- สะพานข้ามที่อยู่เหนือถนนไฮเวย์
A projection of a link is a drawing of it on the plane with gaps representing underpasses and solid lines representing overpasses.
To produce these rolling tones, the artists affixed two 16-foot tuning tubes to the guardrail on the north side of the bridge on either side of the overpass.
I will consider an overpass at this junction for inclusion in an extension of the trunk road programme.
The actuarial evaluation of its liabilities is considerably overpassed by the value of its assets.
This is broken up into a smaller scale domesticity with one court opening into another, using the overpass of the roads to create these courts.
We have an overpass and an underpass, and something that is passed over and under by them.
Fortunately, there is room to do it between the pillars which hold the overpass.
Who is going to be the highway authority for the overpass?
