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lane [leɪn] N

1. lane (narrow road):

lane
steza f
country lane

2. lane (marked strip):

lane
lane SPORTS
proga f
cycle lane
in the fast/middle lane

ˈbi·cy·cle lane N

ˈcrawl·er lane N inf

ˈfil·ter lane N Brit (road)

out·side ˈlane N

1. outside lane AUTO:

outside lane

2. outside lane SPORTS:

outside lane

ˈship·ping lane N

ˈtraf·fic lane N

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The road had four lanes, two on each direction and lateral feeder streets of one lane on each side.
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She ducked in slightly toward the rail into the two path and then swept around the leaders into about the seven path down the lane.
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With the turning of the lanes, the girls pose.
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Rebel checkpoints dot the winding single-lane roads between the region's farming villages and towns.
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The road passes a few businesses before narrowing to two lanes and running past residential subdivisions.
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As the newest athletic facility on campus, it contains an eight-lane, 25yd m pool and eight international squash courts.
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Riding between rows of stopped or moving cars in the same lane can leave you vulnerable.
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It was widened to six lanes in the 1980s, and to eight lanes in the early 1990s.
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Some night markets in smaller side streets or lanes feature retractable roofs.
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A driver hoping to pass a slow motorist in the fast lane can be stuck in an awkward situation.
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