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passageway

/ˈpæs.ɪdʒ.weɪ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un couloir, un passage ou un canal permettant de se déplacer entre des pièces, des bâtiments ou à travers lequel quelque chose peut passer.

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/ˈpæs.ɪdʒ.weɪ/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un couloir, un passage ou un canal permettant de se déplacer entre des pièces, des bâtiments ou à travers lequel quelque chose peut passer.

A noun referring to a corridor, path, or channel that provides a way to move between rooms, buildings, or through which something may pass.

  1. Corridor or connecting spaceB1formal

    A narrow way that allows movement between rooms, buildings, or other areas.

    frPassage, couloir

    • The hotel room was at the end of a long, dimly lit passageway.
    • A secret passageway connected the two old houses.
    • They walked through the underground passageway to avoid the rain.

    Synonymesaislealleyarcadeatriumcorridorgallerygangwayhallhallwaypassagevestibulewalkway

  2. Channel or ductB2formal

    A physical route, such as a pipe or duct, through which something (like air, liquid, or sound) can move.

    frconduit

    • The air passageway in the ventilation system was blocked.
    • Water flowed through the narrow passageway carved into the rock.
    • The surgeon cleared a blocked passageway in the patient's artery.

    Synonymescanalchannelconduitductfluepipetubevent

Formes
  • passageways plural form
  • passageways' possessive plural form
  • passageway's possessive singular form
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