lane in Japanese
lane in Japanese is 路地, 細道, 車線 — lane means a narrow road, path, or passageway, often bordered by hedges, walls, or buildings.
lane in Japanese
路地
Pronounced: roji
A narrow passageway between fences, walls, hedges or trees.
細道
Pronounced: hosomichi
A narrow passageway between fences, walls, hedges or trees.
車線
Pronounced: shasen
A lengthwise division of roadway intended for a single line of vehicles.
レーン
Pronounced: rēn
A lengthwise division of roadway intended for a single line of vehicles.
航空路
Pronounced: kōkuuro
A course designated for ships or aircraft.
規定航路
A course designated for ships or aircraft.
What does "lane" mean?
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noun A narrow road, path, or passageway, often bordered by hedges, walls, or buildings.
"We followed the winding country lane down to the village."
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noun One of the marked strips a road is divided into for a single line of traffic, or a similar division on a track, pool, or bowling alley.
"She swerved into the next lane to avoid the pothole."
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lane in a sentence
- We followed the winding country lane down to the village.
- A narrow lane ran between the two houses.
- She swerved into the next lane to avoid the pothole.
- The swimmer stayed in her lane for the entire race.
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What is "lane" in Japanese?
"lane" in Japanese is 路地, 細道, 車線. lane means: A narrow road, path, or passageway, often bordered by hedges, walls, or buildings.
How do you pronounce 路地?
"lane" in Japanese is 路地, pronounced "roji".
How do you use "lane" in a sentence?
Example: "We followed the winding country lane down to the village." In Japanese, "lane" is 路地, 細道, 車線.
Are there other ways to say "lane" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 6 translations listed for "lane": 路地, 細道, 車線, レーン, 航空路, 規定航路.
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