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In everyday conversations, 大道 (dà dào) is commonly used to refer to the main street or main road in a city or town. It can also be used to describe a major thoroughfare or a main route that connects different areas.
For example, someone might say "我家附近有一条大道，可以直接到达市中心" (wǒ jiā fù jìn yǒu yī tiáo dà dào, kě yǐ zhí jiē dào dá shì zhōng xīn) which means "There is a main street near my house that leads directly to the city center."
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Certainly! Here are some commonly used phrases that contain the word 大道 (dà dào), which means "main street":
1. 星光大道: This phrase is translated as "the (Hollywood) Walk of Fame"
2. 康庄大道: This idiom is translated as "broad road, broad street -- brilliant future"
3. 林荫大道: This phrase is translated as "boulevard covered with trees"
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