lanes
Pronunciation: [leɪnz]
Word
Context: "transportation"
(noun) a lane is a narrow road or passage for vehicles. It is often found on a bigger road. Cars use lanes to stay in their own space while driving.
Example
The bike lane on the street helps cyclists stay safe while riding.
Example
There are no lanes on the dirt road, making it hard for cars to pass each other.
Example
How many lanes are there on the highway?
Context: "games"
(noun) a lane can also mean a specific area in a sport, like bowling or a racing track. Each lane is used for one player or team to compete.
Example
She bowled her best game in lane three yesterday.
Example
The racing lanes were empty because the event was canceled.
Example
Which lane should I choose to play in the bowling alley?
Context: "urban planning"
(noun) in city planning, a lane can refer to a small roadway or pathway between buildings, often for pedestrians or service access. It helps people walk or get to places without using bigger roads.
Example
The new alleyway provides a shortcut through the neighborhood.
Example
There weren’t any lanes for pedestrians to use in the busy area.
Example
Do you know where the nearest lane is that goes to the park?
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