LookItUpaisle
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /aɪl/
Forms: aisles
aisle means: A passage between rows of seats in a plane, theatre, church, or similar place.
noun
PASSAGE BETWEEN SEATSB1
A passage between rows of seats in a plane, theatre, church, or similar place.
- Please keep the aisle clear.
- She walked down the aisle toward her seat.
- The theatre has two wide aisles.
SHOPPING PASSAGEB1
A passage between shelves of goods in a shop.
- The bread is in aisle three.
- We walked through the supermarket aisles.
- A trolley was blocking the frozen food aisle.
AISLE SEATB1
A seat beside the passage in a plane, train, or bus.
- I prefer an aisle.
- Would you like a window or an aisle?
- She booked an aisle so she could stand up easily.
Questions about aisle
What does aisle mean?
A passage between rows of seats in a plane, theatre, church, or similar place.
What is aisle in other languages?
Türkçe: koridor · Español: pasillo · Français: allée · Deutsch: Gang · Italiano: corridoio · 日本語: 通路
How do you pronounce aisle?
It is pronounced /aɪl/.
How do you use aisle in a sentence?
Please keep the aisle clear. She walked down the aisle toward her seat.
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