runway
/ˈrʌnˌweɪ/
noun
- A long, narrow strip of land or paved surface where aircraft take off and land.
- The airport has three runways to handle heavy traffic.
- The plane taxied slowly onto the runway before speeding up for takeoff.
- Workers repaired the runway after the storm damaged the surface.
- A long, narrow platform or stage used in fashion shows for models to walk on.
- The designer's new collection debuted on the runway in Paris.
- She dreamed of walking the runway for a famous fashion brand.
- The models strutted down the runway in elegant evening gowns.
- An enclosed area or path where animals, especially dogs, can run freely.
- They built a wooden runway for their pet rabbit to explore.
- The kennel had a large runway for the dogs to exercise.
- The dog happily chased a ball around the runway in the backyard.