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adj.+n. narrow lane,wrong lane,eastbound lane,southbound lane n. traffic lane,right lane,fast lane,inside lane,slow lane 1. | （乡间）小路a narrow road in the country |
| winding country lanes 蜿蜒的乡间小路 | | We drove along a muddy lane to reach the farmhouse. 我们驾车沿泥泞的小路到达农舍。 |
2. | 小巷；胡同；里弄a street, often a narrow one with buildings on both sides |
| The quickest way is through the back lanes behind the bus station. 最近的路是穿过公共汽车站后面的小巷。 | | |
3. | 车道a section of a wide road, that is marked by painted white lines, to keep lines of traffic separate |
| the inside/middle lane 内车道；中车道 | | the northbound/southbound lane 北行╱南行车道 | | | | She signalled and pulled over into the slow lane. 她给信号后把车开进了慢车道。 | | |
4. | （比赛的）跑道，泳道，球道a narrow marked section of a track or a swimming pool that is used by one person taking part in a race |
| The Australian in lane four is coming up fast from behind. 第四道的澳大利亚选手正从后面快速追赶上来。 |
5. | 航道；航线a route used by ships or aircraft on regular journeys |
| one of the world's busiest shipping/sea lanes 世界上最繁忙的海运航线之一 |
n. | | un. | 1. 雷恩(Edward William,1801—1876,英国东方文化学者) |
n. | 1. a narrow path, road or street, typically in older town areas or in the countryside, often enclosed by walls or hedges 2. a division of a road, street, or highway wide enough for a single line of motor vehicles 3. the long strip of polished wooden flooring along which balls are rolled in a bowling alley 4. a track assigned to a competitive runner on a racing track or a swimmer in a swimming pool 5. an area of a basketball court extending from the free-throw line to just below the basket 6. a route assigned to a ship on a journey, especially through a congested area of sea 7. a narrow road, especially in the countryside 8. a course that a ship or aircraft follows 9. one of the parts that a wide road or motorway is divided into, marked by painted lines and intended for one line of traffic 1. a narrow path, road or street, typically in older town areas or in the countryside, often enclosed by walls or hedges 2. a division of a road, street, or highway wide enough for a single line of motor vehicles 3. the long strip of polished wooden flooring along which balls are rolled in a bowling alley 4. a track assigned to a competitive runner on a racing track or a swimmer in a swimming pool 5. an area of a basketball court extending from the free-throw line to just below the basket 6. a route assigned to a ship on a journey, especially through a congested area of sea 7. a narrow road, especially in the countryside 8. a course that a ship or aircraft follows 9. one of the parts that a wide road or motorway is divided into, marked by painted lines and intended for one line of traffic |
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