aisle

• Substantivo que designa um corredor estreito e comprido, por exemplo, entre fileiras de assentos num teatro, avião ou igreja, ou entre prateleiras numa loja.

A noun referring to a long, narrow passage, such as one between rows of seats in a theater, airplane, or church, or between shelves in a store.

1. Narrow passage in natureB2formal

   A long, narrow pathway, often found in natural settings like caves or forests.

   Passagem estreita

   • They followed a dark aisle through the cave.
   • A narrow aisle of trees led to the clearing.
   • The hikers walked down a winding aisle in the woods.

   Sinônimosdefilegorgepassagepassagewaypathtrail

2. Passageway in buildings or vehiclesA2formal

   A passage between rows of seats in a theater, airplane, or bus, or between shelves in a store.

   Corredor

   • Please keep the aisle clear for emergency exits.
   • She walked down the grocery aisle looking for cereal.
   • The flight attendant walked down the aisle with a cart.

   Sinônimoscorridorgangwaylanepassagepassagewaywalkway

3. Part of a churchB2formal

   A lateral section of a church, separated from the main nave by a row of pillars or columns.

   Nave lateral

   • The bride walked down the aisle of the old cathedral.
   • The side aisle of the church contains several chapels.
   • They sat in the north aisle during the service.