Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Lane"

A: It should be “You are crossing into my lane”

Cars on a highway. Each should stay in his own lane to avoid an accident.

Swimmers in a competition. Each must stay in their own lane or be disqualified from the competition.

A: It is used when you are driving. You either switch lanes to your left or to your right.

A: It means "it's none of your business or it doesn't concern you".

A: It's a road where the sides of the road go above the road itself. So like, if you drove on the road and looked out the side windows of the car, you'd see ground.

Here's a picture from wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunken_lane#/media/File:La_Meauffe_-_Chemin_creux_1.JPG

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A: Stay on this lane.
Turn to that lane.
This lane is for passing.
This lane is slower.
Watch the car on that lane.

A: a narrow road, especially in a rural area.

"she drove along the winding lane"

synonyms:byroad, byway, bridleway, bridle path, path, pathway, footpath, way, towpath, trail, track, road, street, alley, alleyway, roadway, passage, thoroughfare; More

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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"

synonyms:track, strip, way, course, channel, road division

"cycle lanes"


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A: I was driving on the highway and there was a slow car ahead of me so I switched lanes to go around it.

A: Here are pictures: https://www.askdifference.com/lane-vs-alley/

A:

It doesn’t quite work like that.

Different types of streets have different titles everywhere you go. You have to learn the specific title of each street. It might not always immediately make sense – there might be a historical reason why it has a title which doesn’t seem to fit it.

You can just call everything streets, if you don’t know what else to call them. The very very big streets which go in between cities are highways or motorways.

That’s really all that you need to know.

A: A lane is part of the road you drive on.
“Get into the right lane to make a turn”
An alley is typically a walkway or path between 2 buildings.
“We can take a short cut through the alley”

A: LANE: on the road, on the highway, on the freeway. Lanes are generally marked off with paint / striping.
"It was a 2-lane highway"
"Stay in your lane!"

RAIL: I only think of this with trains. The rails are on the ground.

A: A lane is the line in which one car drives. There may be multiple lanes on one road...and they’re usually separated by lines (either segmented or continuous, and either single or double). A road is the entire street width on which cars drive.

A: I think you mean “memory lane” —as in, “let’s take a walk down memory lane”

A: "There's no way we can get out of this traffic. Guess we're just going to be stuck in the same lane."

A: I've just done a quick search for you. Guess this is it

Hosier Lane

https://www.ytravelblog.com/hosier-lane-things-melbourne/

A: 常用是指职业，但过着千金王子公主的生活也可以这么说。

用在于你特别羡慕的一种生活方式

A: If there is a(or one) lane ON each side of the road, then it should be made into multiple laneS so that congestion can be avoided. You also may consider separating "So that..." to its own independent statement. "This would releave/prevent congestion."

A: A merging lane joins the drivers current lane to the main traffic lane.

A: "So I get stuck in traffic"