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alley Noun 1. a narrow passage between or behind buildings 2. a. a building containing lanes for tenpin bowling b. a long narrow wooden lane down which the ball is rolled in tenpin bowling 3. a path in a garden, often lined with trees [Old French alee]
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alley Translations n alley [ˈӕli] 1 (oftenˈalleyway) a narrow street in a city etc (usually not wide enough for vehicles). steeg زِقَاق тясна уличка ulička smøge; baggade die Gasse στενό, σοκάκι callejuela kitsas tänav, kuja کوچه kuja ruelle סִמְטָה पगडण्डी uličica sikátor, köz lorong, gang sund vicolo 小道 골목길 gatvelė, skersgatvis aleja; šaura ieliņa lorong kecil steeg smug, bakgate uliczka viela alee аллея; переулок ulička uličica prolaz (između zgrada) gränd, prång ตรอก dar sokak 小巷 алея گلی کوچہ ngõ 小巷 2 a long narrow area used for the games of bowling or skittles a bowling alley. baan مَجاز لُعْبَة البولِنْغ пътека dráha (pro kuželky apod.) bane die Bahn διάδρομος μπόουλιγκ pista keeglirada مسیر بازی که توپ در آن حرکت می کند keilarata bowling מִגְרַש בָּאוּלִינג वीथिका staza tekepálya jalur bowling braut corsia レーン (볼링의) 레인 takas bumbotava lorong kegelbaan bane tor pista culoar дорожка dráha (na kolky ap.) (kegljaška) steza uličica bana เลนโบว์ลิ่ง dar ve uzun alan (保齡球)球道 кегельбан روش bãi đánh ki (保龄球)球道 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Dey'll get yehs," screamed a retreating Rum Alley child. The end of the alley was blocked by a one-story brick building, out of which issued the rhythmic thunder of the presses, running off the first edition of the ENQUIRER. With that thought in his heart, Richard Turlington wound his way through the streets by the river-side, and stopped at a blind alley called Green Anchor Lane, infamous to this day as the chosen resort of the most abandoned wretches whom London can produce. |
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