IPA: //ˈfriːweɪ//
KK: /ˈfriːweɪ/
A large road designed for fast traffic, usually with multiple lanes and no tolls, allowing vehicles to travel long distances quickly.
We drove on the freeway to reach the city faster.
Freeway → The word is formed from "free" (from Old English "freo", meaning not in bondage or at liberty) and "way" (from Old English "weg", meaning a path or road). A freeway is a road that is free of tolls and typically allows for high-speed travel without stops.
Think of a road that is 'not restricted' ('free') and serves as a 'path' ('way') for vehicles to travel quickly.