English–Japanese
“passage” in Japanese
How to say “passage” in Japanese
“Passage” in Japanese is 通路 (tsūro).
Describes a route or open space that allows people to move from one place to another, between rooms or along rows of seats.
Example sentences with 通路
通路側の席に座ると、すぐに立てます。tsū ro gawa no seki ni suwa ru to su gu ni ta te ma su
Sitting in an aisle seat lets you stand up quickly.
Tips for using 通路
- English passage can mean a section of writing, but 通路 (tsūro) refers to a physical space for movement, such as an aisle on an airplane.
Other Japanese words for “passage”
その曲の一節を静かに歌います。so no kyoku no is setsu o shizu ka ni uta i ma su
I quietly sing a passage from the song.
法案が可決されました。hō an ga ka ketsu sa re ma shi ta
The bill was passed.