lane
/leɪn/
noun
- A narrow road, especially in the countryside or between buildings.
- The cottage is at the end of a winding gravel lane.
- A narrow lane connects the two villages.
- We walked down a quiet lane lined with old oak trees.
- A part of a road marked for a single line of traffic.
- Stay in your lane and watch for merging cars.
- The bus pulled into the slow lane as we approached the city.
- Always use the left lane for passing on the highway.
- A designated path or route for a specific activity, such as in sports or swimming.
- Runners must stay in their own lane on the track.
- She swam in lane three during the competition.
- The bowler aimed for the middle lane on the bowling alley.
- A narrow passage or way between obstacles or through a crowd.
- We squeezed through a narrow lane between the market stalls.
- The police cleared a lane through the crowd for the ambulance.
- A lane of cones guided traffic around the construction site.