gangway in Latin
gangway in Latin is agea — gangway means a narrow passage or aisle used to enter or exit somewhere, such as between seats or buildings.
gangway in Latin
agea
What does "gangway" mean?
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noun A narrow passage or aisle used to enter or exit somewhere, such as between seats or buildings.
"He squeezed down the gangway to reach his seat before the film started."
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noun A ramp or bridge for boarding a ship or aircraft.
"Crew members lowered the gangway so passengers could disembark."
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intj Used to tell people to clear a path.
"Gangway! Coming through with a hot tray!"
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gangway in a sentence
- He squeezed down the gangway to reach his seat before the film started.
- Crew members lowered the gangway so passengers could disembark.
- Gangway! Coming through with a hot tray!
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What is "gangway" in Latin?
"gangway" in Latin is agea. gangway means: A narrow passage or aisle used to enter or exit somewhere, such as between seats or buildings.
How do you use "gangway" in a sentence?
Example: "He squeezed down the gangway to reach his seat before the film started." In Latin, "gangway" is agea.
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