passageways

英 [ˈpæsɪdʒweɪz]

美 [ˈpæsədʒˌweɪz]

n.  走廊; 通道; 过道
passageway的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 走廊；通道；过道
  Apassagewayis a long narrow space with walls or fences on both sides, which connects one place or room with another.
  1. Outside, in the passageway, I could hear people moving about...
     我能听到有人在外面走廊里走动。
  2. There's an underground passageway that connects the five buildings.
     有一条地下通道连接着那5栋大楼。

双语例句

• A drug that relaxes and dilates the bronchial passageways and improves the passages of air into the lungs.
  一种放松和扩大支气管道以及促进空气进入肺腔的药物。
• Such levels are vertically connected by voids and skylights incorporated in the green strips and passageways, permitting light and views to cross.
  这种水平垂直的空隙和通道绿化带，并纳入天窗连接，允许光线和意见，为两岸。
• Widely used in staircases, corridors, passageways, bathrooms, garages and other places.
  广泛用于楼梯，走廊，通道，浴室，车库等场所。
• Fed and George Weasley give Harry their Maraunder's Map, which allows the trio to see every person's location at Hogwarts and also reveals useful secret passageways.
  评价最好的一集，可惜，票房却是最烂的。弗雷德和乔治给了哈利活点地图，使得三人对于学校中所有人的行踪一目了然，还发现了得以潜伏出学校的密道。
• Researchers think that the dark passageways may lead directly to the burial chamber of the pharaoh.
  研究人员认为这些黑乎乎的通道也许直接通向法老的墓室。
• One of the passageways of an amphitheater or a stadium leading from the outside wall or passageway to the seats. The passage opens into the big hall.
  大通道，出入通道圆形剧场或体育馆从外墙或通路到座位的几个通道中的一个这个通道通向大厅。
• A good platform is offered for the application of the theory and method of passageways 3D design.
  为流道三维设计理论与方法的应用提供了良好的平台。
• This pipe must not pass through from above oil tanks ( water-tight compartments, passageways or cables) to prevent any accidents from occurring.
  这路管子不应该穿过油舱（水密舱、人形通道、电缆管）的上方，必须改正以防止事故发生。
• If this material got into the city` s pipes and drains, it may have clogged the passageways, making ruptures more likely, Bonis said.
  如果火山灰进入城市的管道和排水沟里，可能会造成堵塞，极易引起管道爆裂。
• Passageways of a church or cathedral, separated from the nave by rows of pillars; generally running along the north and South sides.
  教堂或大教堂的走廊，由柱群与正厅区别开来，多数横列与南北两边东西走向。