おしボタンしき

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. pelican crossing; pedestrian light controlled crossing; push-button activated pedestrian crossingabbreviationabbr. of 押しボタン式信号
  2. nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'; noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  3. push-button operated
Forms
  • おしボタンしき
  • おしボタンしき
  • おしボタンしき
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. pelican crossing
  2. This refers to a type of pedestrian crossing that is controlled by signals, requiring pedestrians to push a button to activate the traffic light. It is used in areas where there is significant foot traffic and helps ensure pedestrian safety when crossing streets.
  3. pedestrian light controlled crossing
  4. This meaning emphasizes the control aspect, where the pedestrian light is activated by pressing a button. It is designed to give pedestrians control over when to cross.
    By using the pedestrian light controlled crossing, there's no need to wait for cars to stop.
  5. push-button activated pedestrian crossing
  6. This highlights the functionality of the crossing, focusing on the action of pushing the button to activate the pedestrian signals. It's particularly important in enhancing the interactive nature of the crossing for pedestrians.
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