aisle
aisle 英 [aɪl] 美 [aɪl]
n. 通道，走道；侧廊
名词复数:aisles
- An aisle is a passageway, often between seating areas or shelves. Brides walk down aisles in between church pews, while you might head to the cookie aisle in the supermarket.
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- n. 通道，走道；侧廊
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1. Carol: It's in aisle three. Follow me. I need some coffee too.
卡罗： 在第三通道的货架上。跟我来， 我也需要一些咖啡。
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2. She told The Sun: "Colleagues have seen many shoppers emerging from the pet aisle with a smile on their face.
她告诉太阳报,公司同事们已经看到许多购买者满脸带笑地从宠物购物区通道走出来.
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3. This means they are able to determine how much time someone who buys a specific pair of pants spends in each aisle.
这意味着它们能够确定某人在每个货架通道逗留了多长时间才买下一条特殊裤子。
- aisle (n.) late 14c., ele, "lateral division of a church" (usually separated from the nave or transept by a row of pillars), from Old French ele "wing (of a bird or an army), side of a ship" (12c., Modern French aile), from Latin ala, related to or contracted from axilla "wing, upper arm, armpit; wing of an army," from PIE *aks-la-, suffixed form of root *aks- "axis" (see axis). The notion is of "turning," which also connects it with axle.
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