aisle

UK
/aɪl/
US
/aɪl/

Translations

aislenoun
aisles
pl
UK
/aɪl/
US
/aɪl/
She walked down the aisle to take her seat at the wedding.
Elle a remonté l’allée pour rejoindre sa place au mariage.
Additional translations
nef latéraleEn architecture religieuse.
clivageSens figuré, dans le domaine politique.
aisleadjective
UK
/aɪl/
US
/aɪl/
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "aisle seat"); typically non-gradable.
couloirS’emploie surtout dans les contextes du transport et de la disposition des sièges.
She prefers an aisle seat on long flights.
Elle préfère un siège couloir sur les longs vols.

Definitions

aislenoun
A passage between rows of seats in a building such as a church or theater, an airplane, or a train.
She walked down the aisle to take her seat at the wedding.
A passage between shelves of goods in a supermarket or other store.
He found the cereal in the breakfast aisle of the grocery store.
In church architecture, a lateral division of the nave separated from the central area by columns or arcades.
The cathedral's south aisle dates back to the twelfth century.
Figuratively, the division between opposing political parties in a legislature, or the members of those parties collectively.
Several senators across the aisle backed the reform.
aisleadjective
Located at, next to, or relating to an aisle.
She prefers an aisle seat on long flights.