breakables aisle

noun phrase
UK /ˈbreɪkəbəlz aɪl/
US /ˈbreɪkəbəlz aɪl/

A part of a store where things that can break easily are kept.

Mom told us to walk slowly down the breakables aisle.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A warning area in a shop where you must be extra careful.

The sign said 'Breakables Aisle' and had a picture of a cracked glass.

3. The place where plates, cups, and vases are displayed for sale.

We found a pretty blue vase in the breakables aisle.

4. A section of a warehouse where fragile packages are stored.

Workers wear gloves when they stock the breakables aisle.