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Meanings of aisle in English
Usage of aisle in English
1
Firstly, when you go shopping, try to avoid the frozen food aisle.
2
Both sides of the aisle sought Francis's support for their political positions.
3
The sonorous voice of the venerable abbot resounded in the vaulted aisle.
4
The windows in the southern bay of the west aisle are blank.
5
They were in the garret of the roof over the south aisle.
6
She told police: I can remember going there, walking up the aisle.
7
The third is the splendid chapter-house doorway in the south transept aisle.
8
Some say it's your responsibility to educate your relatives across the aisle.
9
I half expect Rocky to come dancing down the aisle any second.
10
In the north aisle notice St. Louis with the Crown of Thorns.
11
The price of a single sitting in the middle aisle is 10s.
12
Mr. Randolph stepped into the aisle immediately in front of the chair.
13
I'm speaking, of course, of Cosmopolitan magazine in the Walmart checkout aisle.
14
The Shanghai-based partners will supply the COMAC C919 single-aisle aircraft, Eaton said.
15
A bridal procession always moves up the central aisle of the church.
16
Lifting the case, she sidestepped across the deserted row to the aisle.
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Aisle through the time
Aisle across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
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