passageway 的定义
- a way for passing into, through, or out of something, as within a building or between buildings; a corridor, hall, alley, catwalk, or the like.
- a corridor on a ship.
passageway 近义词
corridor
更多passageway例句
- In the vast debris field where the World Trade Center had stood, firefighters had long ago rescued the last of the handful of people who were found alive, huddled in a stairwell or in underground passageways.
- Off the living room, a narrow passageway at a left angle to the main corridor led to the first-floor bedrooms.
- In a narrow passageway there, Stone Age people had used stone lamps.
- The researchers trekked into the wide chambers and narrow passageways of Isuntza I Cave.
- A 1972 bestselling book by Swiss author Erich von Däniken, called The Gold of the Gods, claimed that Tayos held carved passageways and a “metal library” of tablets written in an unknown language.
- What had once been her passageway to freedom, at least of the intellectual kind, eventually became her prison.
- A stone mosque built not long after the city became a well-trodden passageway still stands as a central attraction in the town.
- Pistorius said that as he headed down the passageway, he heard a “door slam.”
- Bratton rode down to the Broadway-Lafayette station and took a passageway to the Bleecker Street stop.
- The parents waited by the passageway where all arrivals in that part of the terminal were funneled.
- She was just about to call out to reassure them when a sound in the passageway behind her made her hold her breath in suspense.
- He reserved, of course, a passageway to his own door, narrower or wider according to the circumstances.
- The passageway was growing damper; water trickled down the walls and gathered in fetid pools on the floor.
- One was the passageway from front to rear, for the family occupied a floor, but could afford only one fire.
- The visitor stepped into a passageway which was dim until he entered it and the door swung behind him.