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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a busy junction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location where multiple roads meet and where there is a lot of traffic or activity.
Example: "The city center is known for its busy junction, where cars and pedestrians constantly navigate through the intersection."
Alternatives: "a crowded intersection" or "a bustling crossroads".
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Warnings are dotted through the museum like slow down signs near a busy junction.
The first time I set eyes on him is across a busy junction in downtown Panama City.
This is such a busy junction at the end of Orchard and people naturally hang out here.
"Watch," says police officer Prashant Prabhu, motioning towards a traffic light at a busy junction on the Mumbai marina.
She said: "It is in some ways unsurprising that the collision took place because this was such a busy junction.
Facing south on a busy junction with its wings aloft, poised for flight, Fiat Tagliero's volant structure exemplified Eritrea's colonial experience.
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We have to cross a very busy junction on the route to school, where we have to stand on a traffic island two metres from car exhaust pipes – that's what my baby in his buggy is breathing every day.
It is also a market for agricultural produce and a busy rail junction.
A busy rail junction and tourist centre, it manufactures machinery,, chemicals, metal products, and watches.
Outside the bus, the landmarks of south Delhi passed: a temple, a flyover, a busy road junction.
Thirty yards away, a lookout with a mobile phone clamped to his ear scans a busy traffic junction for police.
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