English-Thai Dictionary

lane

N ช่องทางเดินรถ  ทาง  เลน  ช่องทาง  way passage chong-tang-doen-ruea

 

lane

N ซอย  ตรอก  ทางเดิน  soi

 

Webster's 1828 Dictionary

LANE

n. 1. A narrow way or passage, or a private passage, as distinguished from a public road or highway. A lane may be open to all passengers, or it may be inclosed and appropriated to a man's private use. In the United States, the word is used chiefly in the country, and answers in a degree, to an alley in a city. It has sometimes been used for alley. In London, the word lane is added to the names of streets; as chancery lane.
2. A passage between lines of men, or people standing on each side.

 

Webster's 1913 Dictionary

LANE

Lane, a. Etym: [See Lone. ]

 

Defn: Alone [Scot. ] His lane, by himself; himself alone.

 

LANE

Lane, n. Etym: [OE. lane, lone, AS. lone, lone; akin to D. laan,OFries. lana, lona. ]

 

Defn: A passageway between fences or hedges which is not traveled as a highroad; an alley between buildings; a narrow way among trees, ras, a lane between lines of men, or through a field of ice. It is become a turn-again lane unto them which they can not go through. Tyndale.

 

New American Oxford Dictionary

lane

lane |lān leɪn | ▶noun 1 a narrow road, esp. in a rural area: she drove along the winding lane. • (in place names ) a street in an urban area: Park Lane. • Astronomy a dark streak or band that shows up against a bright background, esp. in a spiral galaxy or emission nebula. 2 a division of a road marked off with painted lines and intended to separate single lines of traffic according to speed or direction: the car accelerated and moved into the outside lane. • each of a number of parallel strips of track or water for runners, rowers, or swimmers in a race: she went into the final in lane three. • a path or course prescribed for or regularly followed by ships or aircraft: the shipping lanes of the South Atlantic. • (in basketball ) a 12 -foot-wide area extending from the free-throw line to below the basket. • (in bowling ) a long narrow strip of floor down which the ball is bowled. • Biochemistry each of a number of notional parallel strips in the gel of an electrophoresis plate, occupied by a single sample. ORIGIN Old English, related to Dutch laan; of unknown ultimate origin.

 

Oxford Dictionary

lane

lane |leɪn | ▶noun 1 a narrow road, especially in a rural area: she drove along the winding lane. • [ in place names ] an urban street: Park Lane. 2 a division of a road marked off with painted lines and intended to separate single lines of traffic according to speed or direction: the car moved into the outside lane | a bus lane. • each of a number of parallel strips of track or water for runners, rowers, or swimmers in a race. • a route prescribed for or regularly followed by ships or aircraft: the shipping lanes of the South Atlantic. • (in tenpin bowling ) a long, narrow strip of floor down which the ball is bowled. • Biochemistry each of a number of notional parallel strips in the gel of an electrophoresis plate, occupied by a single sample. • Astronomy a dark streak or band which shows up against a bright background, especially in a spiral galaxy. PHRASES it's a long lane that has no turning proverb nothing goes on forever; change is inevitable. DERIVATIVES laned adjective [ in combination ] : multi-laned motorways ORIGIN Old English, related to Dutch laan; of unknown ultimate origin.

 

American Oxford Thesaurus

lane

lane noun 1 country lanes: road, street, byroad, byway, alley, alleyway, back alley, back lane, track. 2 bicycle lanes | a three-lane highway: track, way, course; road division; express lane.

 

Oxford Thesaurus

lane

lane noun 1 she walked along the country lanes: byroad, byway, bridleway, bridle path, path, pathway, footpath, way, towpath, trail, track, road, street, alley, alleyway, roadway, passage, thoroughfare; Scottish vennel; N. English ginnel, snicket, twitten; Scottish & N. English wynd; W. Indian & N. Amer. trace. 2 cycle lanes | a three-lane highway: track, strip, way, course, channel, road division.

 

Spanish Dictionary

lanera

lanera nombre femenino Almacén de lana :al terminar de esquilar, se enrolla el velón y se lleva a la lanera .

 

lanería

lanería nombre femenino Establecimiento en el que se vende lana :fuimos a la lanería para rellenar un puf .

 

lanero, -ra

lanero, -ra adjetivo 1 De la lana o relacionado con ella :industria lanera; tenía un establecimiento dedicado a la producción lanera .2 nombre masculino y femenino Persona que se dedica a la industria o al comercio de la lana .

 

Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary

lane

lane /leɪn / (! lainと同音 ) 名詞 複 ～s /-z /C 1 (特に田舎の幅の狭い )小道 ; 路地 ; 〖L- 〗…通り (!しばしば道路の名称に使われる ) ▸ drive [walk ] along a country lane 田舎道を運転する [歩く ]▸ Park Lane パーク通り (!theを付けない ) ▸ It is a long lane that has no turning .｟ことわざ ｠曲がり角のないのは長い道である ; 何事もいつまでも続かない ; 「待てば海路の日和 （ひより ）あり 」2 車線 ; 〖数詞の後で; 形容詞的に 〗…車線ある ▸ the inside [outside ] lane 内側 [外側 ]車線 ▸ change lanes without signaling 合図をしないで車線変更する ▸ a two- lane highway 2車線道路 3 (プール 競技場での個別に区切られた )コース (!courseは走路 [競技場 ]全体をさす ) ; 〘ボウリング 〙レーン ▸ run in lane three 第3コースを走る 4 (船舶 航空機の )航路 (shipping [sea ] lane, airlane ).in the f á st l à ne 1 (リスクを伴う )刺激的で多忙な [派手な ]生活スタイルで ▸ life in the fast lane 派手で刺激的な人生 2 追い越し車線で .(t à ke ) a w á lk [tr í p, str ó ll ] down m è mory l á ne →memory .