Definition of back alley in English:

back alley

noun

1A narrow passage behind or between buildings.
we exited into a back alley via the fire door
Example sentencesExamples
- Plans to make East Lancashire's back alleys no-go zones for criminals have been delayed amid legal and health and safety problems.
- Taking an intricate short cut through back alleys and abandoned buildings, she came out onto an empty, dead-end road.
- So I braved the elements as darkness began to fall; walking a circuit of the avenue and back alleys, round the nearby waste ground where a gang of hooded youths were gathered.
- The recent surge in break-ins has seen thieves using back alleys to approach homes before breaking into them, mainly through windows at the rear.
- The main focus has been on organising community litter picks, although other people have been working behind the scenes to clear back alleys of rubbish.
- We're almost a week away from Valentine's Day and I have already found the perfect route from the florist to my girlfriend's house, via back alleys and side streets.
- The soles of his shoes scuff the wet asphalt of black-and-white back alleys, headlights closing in behind him.
- The most bizarre example of light pollution in Edmonton is indeed much nearer to home: back alleys, agree the experts.
- It was through a PPA survey on life in the area that householders' fears over back alleys being used by burglars and other undesirables were voiced, say councillors.
- Unfortunately, this is an area that has a lot of back alleys for the youths to evade us but we are making progress.
- Steve's is not the first complaint I have received about unwanted rubbish being left in the back alleys behind terraced homes.
- He led her out of the Source and they walked in the back alleys to a two story brick building whose second story had been painted bright green.
- I went for a stroll around the back alleys and quiet little courtyards hidden behind the main shopping streets.
- ‘We have written to the council to ask for street lighting to be put up in dark back alleys, pavement repairs plus bumps in the road to slow down traffic,’ he said.
- I love the pokey back alleys, the twists and turns of the narrow roads as they feel their way round ancient buildings, even if the buildings are long gone.
- Once in the city, she got lost immediately in the maze of back alleys and narrow lanes.
- ‘However, they can take advantage of back alleys and lanes,’ he said.
- Country lanes, laybys, back alleys, railway land, outside tips and playgrounds were the most popular dumping sites.
- In this city the citizens run madly, ignoring the back alleys, tunnels and buildings of yesterday.
- Even the grimmest of Riis's photographs show only a few people, at most, in the back alleys and basement dives.
1. 1.1as modifier Secret and illegal.
  a back-alley abortion
  Example sentencesExamples
  Women had back alley abortions, a lot of them, and they died from them.
  Hundreds of thousands of women and men travelled from every part of the country to send the message to the government that we won't go back to the days of back alley abortions.
  In the days of ineffective or unavailable birth control and back alley abortions, that statement packed a lot of punch.
  Abortions could very well be sent back into kitchen operating rooms and back alley services.
  These tasks take him through back alley surgeries, identity theft, and much more, and each successive task has a more sophisticated piece of technology as its goal.
  Both of them said that they'd never have an abortion, but they don't want to go back to the days of back alley abortions and women dying.
  So he found this back alley place that offered high-stakes poker.
  Other women will survive back alley abortions damaged forever, their fertility destroyed.
  Sadly, too many of them turn to back alley silicone.
  At least it's not being done in some back alley clinic in the scuzzy part of town.
  Grimy back alley flophouses, squalid arcades lined with girlie nickelodeons and a neon-lined skid row lend the picture an air of authenticity.
  But every single one of those women might very well decide that the circumstances are so dire for them that they will take their chances with a back alley abortion if a legal one is unavailable.
  On September 17, Savannah Gay Pride moved from its old back alley location onto one of the city's main thoroughfares.
  Having a girlfriend is brilliant, I cautiously think to myself - knowing my newfound joy could easily end from the briefest of back alley confessions.
  ‘But for that to happen a lot of women would have to start dying from back alley abortions,’ said another.
  ‘It's not like the piercing place is some back alley operation,’ I said when Miss H. was worried about the procedure.
  The unassuming status of the crime circle on Union Colony worked in Dathe's favour as he and Serena approached the double doors to a back alley nightclub and the two bouncers blocking them.
  In a desperate attempt to rescue her and flee oppressive barrio life, Octavio offers up his Rottweiler to the barbarous world of back alley dogfights.
  Marco isn't very compassionate about the back alley abortion Helen's just had and in fact leaves her shortly after.
  Synonyms
  deceitful, underhanded, dishonest, dishonourable, disreputable, unethical, unprincipled, immoral, unscrupulous, fraudulent, cheating, dubious, dirty, unfair, treacherous, duplicitous, double-dealing, below the belt, two-timing, two-faced, janus-faced, unsporting, unsportsmanlike

Definition of back alley in US English:

back alley

nounbæk ˈæli

A narrow passage behind or between buildings.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was through a PPA survey on life in the area that householders' fears over back alleys being used by burglars and other undesirables were voiced, say councillors.
- Even the grimmest of Riis's photographs show only a few people, at most, in the back alleys and basement dives.
- The soles of his shoes scuff the wet asphalt of black-and-white back alleys, headlights closing in behind him.
- Country lanes, laybys, back alleys, railway land, outside tips and playgrounds were the most popular dumping sites.
- Taking an intricate short cut through back alleys and abandoned buildings, she came out onto an empty, dead-end road.
- He led her out of the Source and they walked in the back alleys to a two story brick building whose second story had been painted bright green.
- ‘We have written to the council to ask for street lighting to be put up in dark back alleys, pavement repairs plus bumps in the road to slow down traffic,’ he said.
- In this city the citizens run madly, ignoring the back alleys, tunnels and buildings of yesterday.
- The main focus has been on organising community litter picks, although other people have been working behind the scenes to clear back alleys of rubbish.
- We're almost a week away from Valentine's Day and I have already found the perfect route from the florist to my girlfriend's house, via back alleys and side streets.
- I love the pokey back alleys, the twists and turns of the narrow roads as they feel their way round ancient buildings, even if the buildings are long gone.
- I went for a stroll around the back alleys and quiet little courtyards hidden behind the main shopping streets.
- Unfortunately, this is an area that has a lot of back alleys for the youths to evade us but we are making progress.
- The most bizarre example of light pollution in Edmonton is indeed much nearer to home: back alleys, agree the experts.
- ‘However, they can take advantage of back alleys and lanes,’ he said.
- Steve's is not the first complaint I have received about unwanted rubbish being left in the back alleys behind terraced homes.
- The recent surge in break-ins has seen thieves using back alleys to approach homes before breaking into them, mainly through windows at the rear.
- Plans to make East Lancashire's back alleys no-go zones for criminals have been delayed amid legal and health and safety problems.
- So I braved the elements as darkness began to fall; walking a circuit of the avenue and back alleys, round the nearby waste ground where a gang of hooded youths were gathered.
- Once in the city, she got lost immediately in the maze of back alleys and narrow lanes.

adjectivebæk ˈæli

attributive Secret or illegal, as might be found in a back alley.
a back-alley drug deal
Synonyms
deceitful, underhanded, dishonest, dishonourable, disreputable, unethical, unprincipled, immoral, unscrupulous, fraudulent, cheating, dubious, dirty, unfair, treacherous, duplicitous, double-dealing, below the belt, two-timing, two-faced, janus-faced, unsporting, unsportsmanlike

单词	back alley
释义	Definition of back alley in English: back alley noun 1A narrow passage behind or between buildings. we exited into a back alley via the fire door Example sentencesExamples Plans to make East Lancashire's back alleys no-go zones for criminals have been delayed amid legal and health and safety problems. Taking an intricate short cut through back alleys and abandoned buildings, she came out onto an empty, dead-end road. So I braved the elements as darkness began to fall; walking a circuit of the avenue and back alleys, round the nearby waste ground where a gang of hooded youths were gathered. The recent surge in break-ins has seen thieves using back alleys to approach homes before breaking into them, mainly through windows at the rear. The main focus has been on organising community litter picks, although other people have been working behind the scenes to clear back alleys of rubbish. We're almost a week away from Valentine's Day and I have already found the perfect route from the florist to my girlfriend's house, via back alleys and side streets. The soles of his shoes scuff the wet asphalt of black-and-white back alleys, headlights closing in behind him. The most bizarre example of light pollution in Edmonton is indeed much nearer to home: back alleys, agree the experts. It was through a PPA survey on life in the area that householders' fears over back alleys being used by burglars and other undesirables were voiced, say councillors. Unfortunately, this is an area that has a lot of back alleys for the youths to evade us but we are making progress. Steve's is not the first complaint I have received about unwanted rubbish being left in the back alleys behind terraced homes. He led her out of the Source and they walked in the back alleys to a two story brick building whose second story had been painted bright green. I went for a stroll around the back alleys and quiet little courtyards hidden behind the main shopping streets. ‘We have written to the council to ask for street lighting to be put up in dark back alleys, pavement repairs plus bumps in the road to slow down traffic,’ he said. I love the pokey back alleys, the twists and turns of the narrow roads as they feel their way round ancient buildings, even if the buildings are long gone. Once in the city, she got lost immediately in the maze of back alleys and narrow lanes. ‘However, they can take advantage of back alleys and lanes,’ he said. Country lanes, laybys, back alleys, railway land, outside tips and playgrounds were the most popular dumping sites. In this city the citizens run madly, ignoring the back alleys, tunnels and buildings of yesterday. Even the grimmest of Riis's photographs show only a few people, at most, in the back alleys and basement dives. 1.1as modifier Secret and illegal. a back-alley abortion Example sentencesExamples Women had back alley abortions, a lot of them, and they died from them. Hundreds of thousands of women and men travelled from every part of the country to send the message to the government that we won't go back to the days of back alley abortions. In the days of ineffective or unavailable birth control and back alley abortions, that statement packed a lot of punch. Abortions could very well be sent back into kitchen operating rooms and back alley services. These tasks take him through back alley surgeries, identity theft, and much more, and each successive task has a more sophisticated piece of technology as its goal. Both of them said that they'd never have an abortion, but they don't want to go back to the days of back alley abortions and women dying. So he found this back alley place that offered high-stakes poker. Other women will survive back alley abortions damaged forever, their fertility destroyed. Sadly, too many of them turn to back alley silicone. At least it's not being done in some back alley clinic in the scuzzy part of town. Grimy back alley flophouses, squalid arcades lined with girlie nickelodeons and a neon-lined skid row lend the picture an air of authenticity. But every single one of those women might very well decide that the circumstances are so dire for them that they will take their chances with a back alley abortion if a legal one is unavailable. On September 17, Savannah Gay Pride moved from its old back alley location onto one of the city's main thoroughfares. Having a girlfriend is brilliant, I cautiously think to myself - knowing my newfound joy could easily end from the briefest of back alley confessions. ‘But for that to happen a lot of women would have to start dying from back alley abortions,’ said another. ‘It's not like the piercing place is some back alley operation,’ I said when Miss H. was worried about the procedure. The unassuming status of the crime circle on Union Colony worked in Dathe's favour as he and Serena approached the double doors to a back alley nightclub and the two bouncers blocking them. In a desperate attempt to rescue her and flee oppressive barrio life, Octavio offers up his Rottweiler to the barbarous world of back alley dogfights. Marco isn't very compassionate about the back alley abortion Helen's just had and in fact leaves her shortly after. Synonyms deceitful, underhanded, dishonest, dishonourable, disreputable, unethical, unprincipled, immoral, unscrupulous, fraudulent, cheating, dubious, dirty, unfair, treacherous, duplicitous, double-dealing, below the belt, two-timing, two-faced, janus-faced, unsporting, unsportsmanlike Definition of back alley in US English: back alley nounbæk ˈæli A narrow passage behind or between buildings. Example sentencesExamples It was through a PPA survey on life in the area that householders' fears over back alleys being used by burglars and other undesirables were voiced, say councillors. Even the grimmest of Riis's photographs show only a few people, at most, in the back alleys and basement dives. The soles of his shoes scuff the wet asphalt of black-and-white back alleys, headlights closing in behind him. Country lanes, laybys, back alleys, railway land, outside tips and playgrounds were the most popular dumping sites. Taking an intricate short cut through back alleys and abandoned buildings, she came out onto an empty, dead-end road. He led her out of the Source and they walked in the back alleys to a two story brick building whose second story had been painted bright green. ‘We have written to the council to ask for street lighting to be put up in dark back alleys, pavement repairs plus bumps in the road to slow down traffic,’ he said. In this city the citizens run madly, ignoring the back alleys, tunnels and buildings of yesterday. The main focus has been on organising community litter picks, although other people have been working behind the scenes to clear back alleys of rubbish. We're almost a week away from Valentine's Day and I have already found the perfect route from the florist to my girlfriend's house, via back alleys and side streets. I love the pokey back alleys, the twists and turns of the narrow roads as they feel their way round ancient buildings, even if the buildings are long gone. I went for a stroll around the back alleys and quiet little courtyards hidden behind the main shopping streets. Unfortunately, this is an area that has a lot of back alleys for the youths to evade us but we are making progress. The most bizarre example of light pollution in Edmonton is indeed much nearer to home: back alleys, agree the experts. ‘However, they can take advantage of back alleys and lanes,’ he said. Steve's is not the first complaint I have received about unwanted rubbish being left in the back alleys behind terraced homes. The recent surge in break-ins has seen thieves using back alleys to approach homes before breaking into them, mainly through windows at the rear. Plans to make East Lancashire's back alleys no-go zones for criminals have been delayed amid legal and health and safety problems. So I braved the elements as darkness began to fall; walking a circuit of the avenue and back alleys, round the nearby waste ground where a gang of hooded youths were gathered. Once in the city, she got lost immediately in the maze of back alleys and narrow lanes. adjectivebæk ˈæli attributive Secret or illegal, as might be found in a back alley. a back-alley drug deal Synonyms deceitful, underhanded, dishonest, dishonourable, disreputable, unethical, unprincipled, immoral, unscrupulous, fraudulent, cheating, dubious, dirty, unfair, treacherous, duplicitous, double-dealing, below the belt, two-timing, two-faced, janus-faced, unsporting, unsportsmanlike
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