Used to describe narrow paths, often in professional or technical environments.

Spatial Context

'Gangway' isn't exclusive to nautical terms; it's used for any slim walkway.

Not Just Ships

Specific to maritime environments, often referenced during boarding procedures.

A gangway on a ship is designed to be safe and stable for passengers.

Indicates someone needs to pass quickly, often in busy or crowded areas.

It's polite to move aside promptly when someone uses the term.

While it sounds direct, it's not always impolite; context matters.

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