aisle

UK:  [aɪl]

US:  [aɪl]

复数：aisles  

n.

1.〔美国〕(戏院、客车等内的)过道,通道

2.过道,通道,甬道

3.侧廊;通道

4.高狭通道

5.船中内通道

6.(教堂的)走廊;耳堂

7.走道

8.任何狭长的通路

9.〔技〕工段;楹间;耳房

10.跨间

1 . Buck was a tall, weathered man in a red hunting shirt and khaki pants, and I nodded as I passed him on my way to the hardware aisle.
别克是个饱经风霜的高个子，他身着红色的狩猎服和卡其布的裤子，我去五金货架时从他身边经过，向他点了点头。

2 . We preferred to keep it a secret until we are ready to walk down the aisle.
我们更希望保守这个秘密，直到两个人准备结婚再公开。

3 . Billy neatly closed the bag and went down the aisle to the toilet to dispose of the bag and rinse out his mouth.
比利把纸袋麻利地卷上，通过走廊到侧所去处理掉，又漱漱口。

4 . The stewardess hears it, and runs up the aisle to tell him the intercom is still on. She trips and falls in her haste.
女乘务员听到这个，急忙穿过走廊去告诉他内部通信系统仍然开着，但是她走得太急，摔倒在地。

5 . She wants children, and ideally a partner, but she has seen enough people divorce that she doesn't see the point of walking down the aisle.
她也想要孩子及一个理想的伴侣，但看多了人们离婚让她觉得没有结婚的动力。