alleys

英 [ˈæliz]

美 [ˈæliz]

n. (建筑群中间或后面的)小街，小巷，胡同
alley的复数

柯林斯词典

Drug addicts shoot up in the back alleys
瘾君子们在后街小巷里注射毒品。
Thugs, pickpockets and prostitutes lurked in the unlit alleys and shadowy streets.
暴徒、小偷和娼妓鬼鬼祟祟地躲在没有灯光的小巷里和灰暗的大街上。
The book has no photos of the alleys, so I just had to go and see them myself.
由于书中没有小巷的图片，因此我需要亲自去现场查看。
I just don't like dark, empty alleys.
我不喜欢黑漆漆和空荡荡的小巷。
I followed him through a maze of narrow alleys.
我紧随他穿过一条条迂回曲折的窄巷。
They tried one idea after another, but they all seemed blind alleys.
他们试了一个个办法，但看起来都行不通。
Not when short-tempered taxi drivers, arrogant waiters and smelly back alleys burst your fantasy bubble.
可是，自有脾气差的出租车司机、傲慢的侍从和恶臭连天的穷街陋巷瞬间打破你幻想的肥皂泡。
Khandoo guided me through the dark alleys until the smell told me we had arrived.
康多带着我在漆黑的小巷中穿行，直到闻到那种味道，我知道我们到了。
The motels and alleys around the Capitol are notorious.
首都周围的汽车旅馆和小巷都臭名昭著。
By now, courtyard is visitor's world, streets and alleys outside of the courtyard have become the carrier for people's intercourse and service flow.
这时，院内是客人的天地，院外的街巷成了人们往来、服务流程的载体。