Pronunciation: /ˈɡæŋˌweɪ/
noun a passageway, especially a narrow walkway or aisle
A1 The gangway on the ship was used to board and disembark passengers.
A2 Please stand clear of the gangway to allow others to pass through.
B1 The crew members secured the gangway before the ship set sail.
B2 Passengers were asked to wait at the gangway for further instructions.
C1 The gangway provided a safe passage for passengers to access the dock.
C2 The gangway was equipped with handrails and lights for added safety measures.
interjection used as a nautical command to clear the way
A1 Gangway! Excuse me, coming through!
A2 Gangway! Watch out, I need to get past.
B1 Gangway! Move aside, I'm in a hurry.
B2 Gangway! Clear the path, I have important news to deliver.
C1 Gangway! Please make way for the VIP guest.
C2 Gangway! Attention everyone, emergency evacuation is required immediately.
formal Please clear the gangway for the passengers to disembark.
informal Make sure to move out of the gangway so people can get through.
slang Hey, don't block the gangway, dude!
figurative The new policy created a gangway for employees to voice their concerns.
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