| 单词 | walkway |
| 释义 | walkway (wɔːkweɪ ) Word forms: walkways countable noun A walkway is a passage or path for people to walk along. Walkways are often raised above the ground. There is a moving walkway for part of the journey. Synonyms: path, alley, footpath, way Collocations: covered walkway A covered walkway leads through to two double rooms, one of them with an extra single bunk bed and en suite shower room. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Then they shuffled along the covered walkway to the next building. Bomber It's linked to the house by a glass walkway, and has five rooms set over five storeys. Times, Sunday Times Two guest bedrooms over the garage are linked to the house by a glass walkway. The Sun These are connected by a glass walkway that runs along behind. Times, Sunday Times It even had a glass walkway under the swimming pool. Times, Sunday Times A glass walkway connects the tower to a contemporary weatherboard building, which has five bedrooms. Times, Sunday Times It is also a restaurant and is surrounded by the sea, accessible by a wooden walkway. The Sun (2015) Climb on board via the wooden walkway, take in the view and drift off to sleep as you sway in the breeze. Times, Sunday Times (2013) A wooden walkway snakes out from the house under a tunnel of drunken tree ferns, then opens up to a sitting area. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Translations: Chinese: 走道 Japanese: 歩行者用通路 |
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