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cone off

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cone off
vb
(Engineering / Civil Engineering) (tr, adverb) Brit to close (one carriageway of a motorway) by placing warning cones across it
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vt sep → mit Pylonen absperren
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As to the decision by Nick Richards to cone off the bus lane so motorists can get used to the chaos and the intended use of CCTV cameras to fleece more motorists, you couldn't print what I think.
Letter: Your Say - Arrogant council rides roughshod over public's ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
uk CAPTION(S): TO THE RESCUE: Firemen cut cone off Charlie; HAT TRICK: Charlie in the correct costume; HEAD BOY: Stuck Charlie
Harry Potter and the philosopher's COnE; CHARLIE, 3, STUCK IN WIZARD ... by The Mirror (London, England)
This woman suffered horrific injuries at the hands of Andrew Smith, who committed a random act of stupidity by throwing a traffic cone off abridge in Edinburgh.
Letter: Your view - Great courage by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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