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aisle

Pronunciation: [aɪl]

Word

Learn how to use aisle in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “shopping”

(noun) an aisle is a narrow space between rows of things, usually in a store or a building. It helps people walk and look at items on both sides.

Example

I found a nice toy in the toy aisle at the store.

Example

There were no items on the aisle; it was completely empty.

Example

Which aisle can I find the candy in?

Context: “transportation”

(noun) an aisle is also the space between seats in a bus, airplane, or theater. It allows people to walk or get to their seats easily.

Example

I sat in my seat and waited for the movie to start, enjoying the view from the aisle.

Example

He couldn't see the stage because the aisle seat was taken.

Example

Is there an aisle in this airplane?

How to pronounce aisle

Pronunciation: [aɪl]

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Sets with this word

Lessons with this word

  • Level A2

    Arrival

    Land, pass immigration and customs and leave the airport: English words for arrivals, baggage claim, lost luggage, shuttles and taxis, with audio.

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  • Level A2

    On the plane

    Board the plane, find your seat and understand the crew: English words for the window seat, the aisle, the seatbelt and turbulence, with audio.

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