aisle English

Meaning aisle meaning

What does aisle mean?

Definitions in simple English

aisle Noun

— An aisle is the space between two sets of seats.

aisle

— noun passageway between seating areas as in an auditorium or passenger vehicle or between areas of shelves of goods as in stores

— noun a long narrow passage (as in a cave or woods)

— noun part of a church divided laterally from the nave proper by rows of pillars or columns

Synonyms aisle synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as aisle?

aisle English » English

corridor

gangway

passageway

hallway

passage

nave

hall

ward

veranda

piazza

colonnade

alleyway

alley

yacht

wing

walkway

walk-through

vessel

tunnel

side-chapel

side-aisle

side wing

ship

sacrarium

porch

meatus

lobby

lane

hoy

glade

gallery

forest aisle

flank

duct

drogue

canal

boat

barge

aisle seat

aisle gallery

Topics aisle topics

What do people use aisle to talk about?

Language and thought Communication Mass communication

Movie

• What words refer to a place where movies are shown?
  theater cinema movie house movie theater drive-in box office ticket office auditorium aisle screen projector

Language and thought Communication Sign, symbol

Laugh

• What words refer to laughing a lot or loudly?
  roar with laughter laugh uproariously howl with laughter shriek with laughter hearty laugh peals of laughter laugh helplessly laugh your head off laugh hysterically have hysterics roll in the aisle almost die laughing double up convulsed with laughter split your sides

Examples aisle examples

How do I use aisle in a sentence?

Simple sentences

They're in aisle two.

As if fleeing, he left the vegetable aisle to go to the meat corner.

Window or aisle?

Forever tiroes, stay on the side aisle.

His seat in the plane was on the aisle.

Could I sit on the aisle?

I step out for bread less often than some girls step down the aisle.

Movie subtitles

But if we let her loose, Barbara will be coming down the aisle in a pair of curtains and a pelmet.

In the second row on the aisle.

When the Vice-president calls you, I'll meet you in the centre aisle.

Perhaps because I've always been partial to the stray cat. who comes stalking down the aisle. when everyone is yawning their heads off at a dull sermon.

Just a dignified walk up the aisle.

Boys and girls, each side of the aisle.

When the ceremony's over, the bridegroom takes the bride down the aisle.

You mean, walking down the aisle?

Suppose they shook until finally they let me down entirely? You had to drag me down the aisle like a sack of meal.

The gentleman on the middle aisle says no.

That girl running up the aisle!

His daughter fell in love with the son of the house, and the first thing he knew he was driving the family to the church, changing his uniform, and walking down the aisle to give the bride away.

I'll hop down the aisle!

Big crowd, and they got the aisle blocked.

Uh, seat 20, in the aisle.

Say, look, show him how you throw them out in the aisle.

There's an exit at the end of the aisle.

Yes, you take this aisle here.

Mr. Brawley's down front, right aisle.

What does a young girl think about when she's going down the aisle?

Don't move until I get to the other end of the aisle.

You've taken me back to my seat in the Imperial Theater at St. Petersburg. Second row on the aisle, every Tuesday night.

Oh, I'll probably walk down an aisle and wind up in a suburb. with a husband, mortgage and children.

He gave me this ticket for blocking an aisle during the rush hour.

It's spread all over the aisle.

THEN SHE'LL GO DOWN THE AISLE WITH A ROCKET ON HER BACK.

Now, don't worry about the walking, 'cause I can always shorten the train, or the length of the aisle.

Of course my father's not coming to my wedding and walking me down the aisle.

No bride of mine is gonna be shedding like a snake while walking down the aisle.

The man in the second row on the aisle, that's Donahue.

You're cluttering up the aisle.

I was lucky. Two seats, first row on the aisle.

And she probably dropped that second bomb in the map pocket while the aisle was crowded with debarking passengers.

Continuing along aisle three.

Aisle five: candy, cookies, cereal, pickles.

Aisle six: prepared foods, canned soups and vegetables, cereal, baking goods.

News and current affairs

Desperate not to appear weak, long-established parties have become wary of cooperating across the aisle.

Directly across the aisle from me, there was Putin, sitting between the one-time dissident cellist and conductor Mstislav Rostropovich and his equally famous wife, opera diva Galina Vishnevskaya.