detour|detours in English

noun

[de·tour || 'diː‚tʊə]

roundabout way, bypass, indirect way

Use "detour|detours" in a sentence

1. The alternate truck route now in place detours truck traffic across town roads instead of the highway for the duration of this detour.

2. You've made a detour.

3. This detour thing is...

4. He cautions: beware the detours, the pitfalls, the traps.

5. Signs directed traffic to a detour.

6. Yes, the road has bumps and detours and even some hazards.

7. They had to detour a road-block.

8. The monument is well worth a detour.

9. We had to detour a road-block.

10. He made a detour to see it.

11. Barring extenuating circumstances, do you agree this route requires no detours?

12. We took a detour to avoid the street repairs.

13. We made a detour to avoid the heavy traffic.

14. Please use Route 1 2 as a detour.

15. The others, making courteous detours around them, talk, stop talking, kiss.

16. Snake : Yeah . I took a pretty freaky detour.

17. This secondary road offers a detour well worth making.

18. We had to make a lengthy detour through the backstreets.

19. Both were wounded during their 145 - kilometer inland detour.

20. This section also describes using Asphaltic surface for patching, detours, and temporary construction

21. We took a detour to avoid the town centre.

22. The traveller was forced to make an enormous detour.

23. Rock Creek/Cradleboard trail detour in place for ground nesting birds Detour in place until October 31 at Carolyn Holmberg Preserve at Rock Creek Farm

24. I want to make a small detour en route.

25. When you come to a roadblock, take a detour.