alejka 英語で:

They're in aisle two.

The aisle was decorated with white flowers.

Where's the aisle for vitamins?

aisle seat

Would you like an aisle seat or would you prefer to be by the window?; You'll find the shampoo and the soap in the fourth aisle from the entrance; I always ask for an aisle seat, not a window seat; The stewardess came down the aisle serving drinks.

The Church have two side aisles. In the supermarket is many aisles. You must go this aisle.

Surreptitiously, Eli looked across the aisle, where Thrawn and Parck sat together surrounded by guards.

We could use more players like you, though.” With the usher’s blessing, Dykstra helps himself to an unoccupied aisle seat.

As if fleeing, he left the vegetable aisle to go to the meat corner.

We're goin' need a clean up on aisle four.

At check-in, I asked for an aisle seat but was told that there were no seat numbers.

I walked down the aisle looking for my favourite brand of coffee.

Lights alongside the aisle lead to the emergency exit.

She said nothing, just turned around again and walked down the aisle.

I met him in the yogurt aisle at the supermarket.

The motorway lane was closed.

The driver pulled out to the fast lane and sped up.

Remember we are on a two-lane street.

I walked along a lane bordered with hedgerows.

The garden in which stands my humble abode is separated only by a lane from Rosings Park, her ladyship's residence.

the inside/middle/outside lane (US)

It is a long lane that has no turning.

They opened up their wedding album and had a little stroll down memory lane.

In Japan almost all roads are single lane.

A country lane in Autumn.

I used to walk down this lane very often when I was a teenager.

Road narrowing to the left lane only one hundred metres ahead.

cycle lane

They live down a peaceful country lane.

The dogs run barking by the side of the tractor as it accelerated down the lane.

This is a dead-end alley.

It is right up his alley.

The only window in our hotel room opens onto a smelly alley.

He ditched the car in an alley and took off running.

New York is full of secret alleys."

After this, nobody ever saw the ghost of the old woman again in that alley.

Thankfully, there was an Armani store just outside the alley where Dima had slept.

An admiring fan once asked Christopher Columbus how he managed to procure funding for all of his amazing journeys. Columbus then took the fan to an abandoned alley, took out a pistol, and said "That's how".