Noun
zebra crossing (plural zebra crossings)
(Australia, UK, New Zealand, Singapore) A pedestrian crossing featuring broad white stripes painted parallel to the street.
Before the visit, Slocock asked Thatcher whether she would be happy to be photographed on the Abbey Road zebra crossing to recreate the iconic Beatles album cover, and also beating drums used by Ringo Starr. Source: Internet
Andy Mudd, who appeared in the zebra crossing photograph, said: 'It's a pinch yourself moment. Source: Internet
Example: On the cover of Abbey Road, in what order (left to right) are the Beatles crossing the zebra crossing? Source: Internet
A spokesman for the district council said: “The conservation team at the district council urged the town council to explore alternative designs to the proposed zebra crossing that would have less visual impact in this historic location. Source: Internet
Is covered-up zebra crossing responsible for Main Street accident? Source: Internet
One which didn’t quite qualify: Abbey Road Docklands Light Railway station, which has a notice directing tourists looking for the Beatles’ zebra crossing to the other Abbey Road in north London. Source: Internet