Hallways Meaning in English
word · lemma: hallway
ˈhɔɫˌweɪz
HAWL-wayz
hˈɔːlweɪz
HAWL-wayz
释义
Long, narrow passageways inside buildings, usually connecting rooms or areas.
用法与细微差别
"Hallways" is the plural of "hallway." Often used in schools, offices, and apartment buildings. Common phrases: "in the hallway," "down the hallway." Not the same as a large main entrance (lobby).
Spanish: pasillosPortuguese (BR): corredoresPortuguese (PT): corredoresChinese (Simplified): 走廊Chinese (Traditional): 走廊Hindi: गलियारोंArabic: ممراتBengali: হলওয়ে - করিডরRussian: коридорыJapanese: 廊下Vietnamese: hành langKorean: 복도Turkish: koridor - holUrdu: راہداریاںIndonesian: lorong - koridor
例句
The students waited in the hallways before class.
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There are paintings hanging in the hallways.
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The hotel has long hallways on every floor.
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Kids were whispering secrets in the hallways during lunch break.
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The sound of footsteps echoed through the empty hallways late at night.
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I got lost trying to find my room in those twisting hallways.
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