lane
/leɪn/ LAYN
Definitions
1. noun
A narrow way or road, especially one that is less important or used for a specific purpose, such as a path for pedestrians or a service road.
“The driver turned onto the lane to avoid the traffic on the main road.”
2. verb
To guide or direct a vehicle, especially a horse-drawn carriage or a bicycle, through a narrow space or around a corner.
“She had to lane the bicycle carefully around the puddle in the road.”
3. verb
To position oneself in relation to others, especially in a competitive situation, such as in a game or in a queue.
“He had to lane carefully in the video game to avoid being hit by the enemy.”