passageway
ਕਮਰੇ ਵਿਚਕਾਰ
definition
noun
Visitors are instead corralled through a narrow passageway into the uninviting realms of the zoo shop.
a long, narrow way, typically having walls on either side, that allows access between buildings or to different rooms within a building.
example
They began to rub the side wall of the 'passageway' in search for an indented area.
The fight took place at night in a narrow 'passageway' in Barnsley.
If she was not mistaken, there was an entrance to a secret 'passageway' somewhere in this room.
After he had gone in, she waited a few minutes before entering the narrow 'passageway' .
The quickest route from Wheatfield Way to the Market Place is via two shopping centres and a narrow 'passageway' .
Visitors are instead corralled through a narrow 'passageway' into the uninviting realms of the zoo shop.
They turned back down the hill and rode through the narrow 'passageway' into the city.
The only break in the stockade is a narrow 'passageway' that zigzags up the middle.
her hotel was at the end of a narrow 'passageway' off the main street
Next to the staircase going up to her room, there was a narrow 'passageway' that led to a small circular room.
They were backing slowly in the narrow 'passageway' made by a bookcase and a wall.
Even the narrow 'passageways' were clogged with piles of papers stuffed in among outworn printing presses.
Gone were the piles of undifferentiated clutter, the narrow 'passageways' , and the mysterious back room.
Streams of clear water flowed down narrow 'passageways' , some turning into houses to serve as a bath.
Each had their own path and they glided on narrow 'passageways' between each other, smiling or bowing but not impeding.
He spoke of some secret 'passageways' and rooms but didn't go into great detail.
There was a collapsed stairway to the bell-tower and two dark and narrow 'passageways' out of the main chamber.
It is small, with a central room surrounding by 'passageways' with terracotta walls.
There are several narrow 'passageways' ; all the structures were tied into each other, with little or no room to go to the top of them.
The road there is carved out of the rock near the base of deep gorges and passes through grand arches and narrow 'passageways' .
The city was an astounding and eerie patchwork of room-sized caves interconnected by narrow, low 'passageways' .
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