1. off-road - Adjective
2. off-road - Verb
Designed for, used for, or taking place on a driving surface that is not traditionally paved, such as a beach or rugged terrain
Synonym of off-street
off-road parking
off-road (third-person singular simple present off-roads, present participle off-roading, simple past and past participle off-roaded)
(intransitive) To travel in rugged terrain instead of on a paved track.
A big part of that is instantaneous torque, courtesy of the two electric motors, though the ability to cruise near-silently through off-road situations might be a close second. Source: Internet
After driving Gladiator, I’m convinced it merits all the necessary characteristics necessary for a great off-road pickup. Source: Internet
A Kymeta u8 satellite communications terminal is mounted on a Polaris Industries MRZR off-road vehicle. Source: Internet
Bicycle paths San Antonio has about convert of bike lanes, routes or off-road paths. Source: Internet
An X-Line with more rugged off-road styling is likely to arrive soon, although Kia’s mum on those details. Source: Internet
A desert tortoise can simply melt away in the desert here, the natural area a safe haven for all desert-dwellers seeking refuge from off-road vehicles, habitat degradation, subdivisions, highways, military exercises and industrial uses. Source: Internet