Holl Meaning in English
word · lemma: hall
ˈhɑɫ
HAWL
hˈɔːl
HAWL
释义
A 'hall' is a large room or passageway in a building, often used for meetings, events, or as a main entry area.
用法与细微差别
'Hall' can mean a large event room, a passageway (especially in homes: 'down the hall'), or an entryway ('entrance hall'). In British English, 'hall' is also commonly used for student accommodation ('student hall'). Not to be confused with 'hole' (an opening) or 'haul' (to pull something).
Spanish: salón - vestíbuloPortuguese (BR): salão - corredor - hallPortuguese (PT): salão - corredor - hallChinese (Simplified): 大厅 - 礼堂 - 门厅Chinese (Traditional): 大廳 - 禮堂 - 門廳Hindi: हॉल - सभागार - बरामदाArabic: قاعة - ردهةBengali: হলRussian: зал - коридорJapanese: ホール - 廊下Vietnamese: hội trường - hành langKorean: 홀 - 복도Turkish: salon - koridorUrdu: ہالIndonesian: aula - lorong
例句
We held the wedding in the main hall.
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There is a long hall connecting the rooms.
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Please wait in the hall until your name is called.
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She went down the hall to get some water.
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My dorm room is in the north hall.
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This building has a beautiful entrance hall with marble floors.
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