英语词汇“hall”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

hallhall /hɔl/ noun 1 a long narrow area to walk along in a building► hall

a narrow area in a house or building, with doors that lead to other rooms:

The kitchen is at the end of the hall.

► hallway

hallway means the same as hall:

He led me down a long hallway toward his office.

► corridor

a long narrow hall in a building, with doors that lead to other rooms:

He walked down the hotel corridor to the elevators.

► aisle

a long narrow area you can walk along between rows of seats, or between rows of shelves in a store:

The choir walked down the aisle singing the first hymn.

Juice and soft drinks are in aisle 15.

► passageway also passage

a long narrow area that has walls and usually a roof, that connects one room or place with another:

A secret passageway led to a hiding place beneath the house.

There was an underground passage between the two buildings.

SYNONYM CHECKHall, hallway, corridor, etc.A hall or hallway can be in any kind of building, such as a house, school, or office building.You use corridor about a hall in a building that many people use, such as a hotel or office building.Aisle is used about the area between rows of seats in a plane, train, church, or theater, or about the area between shelves in a store.Passageway is a more general word for any long narrow area that you can walk along, and it is also slightly formal. A passageway does not have to be inside a building: We crawled through a narrow passageway in the cave.2 the area inside a building near the front door► hall

a small area near the front door inside a house or apartment building, with doors that lead to other rooms:

He tripped over a basketball Bryan had left in the hall.

➔ When you want it to be clear that hall means the area near the front door, use entrance hall.

► hallway

hallway means the same as hall:

The mail was left on a table in the hallway by the door.

➔ Don't say entrance hallway.

► entryway

a small area near the entrance and inside a building:

He hung his coat on the rack in the entryway.

► lobby

a large hall inside the entrance of a large building that many people use:

We arranged to meet in the hotel lobby.

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例句	hallhall /hɔl/ noun 1 a long narrow area to walk along in a building► hall a narrow area in a house or building, with doors that lead to other rooms: The kitchen is at the end of the hall. ► hallway hallway means the same as hall: He led me down a long hallway toward his office. ► corridor a long narrow hall in a building, with doors that lead to other rooms: He walked down the hotel corridor to the elevators. ► aisle a long narrow area you can walk along between rows of seats, or between rows of shelves in a store: The choir walked down the aisle singing the first hymn. Juice and soft drinks are in aisle 15. ► passageway also passage a long narrow area that has walls and usually a roof, that connects one room or place with another: A secret passageway led to a hiding place beneath the house. There was an underground passage between the two buildings. SYNONYM CHECKHall, hallway, corridor, etc.A hall or hallway can be in any kind of building, such as a house, school, or office building.You use corridor about a hall in a building that many people use, such as a hotel or office building.Aisle is used about the area between rows of seats in a plane, train, church, or theater, or about the area between shelves in a store.Passageway is a more general word for any long narrow area that you can walk along, and it is also slightly formal. A passageway does not have to be inside a building: We crawled through a narrow passageway in the cave.2 the area inside a building near the front door► hall a small area near the front door inside a house or apartment building, with doors that lead to other rooms: He tripped over a basketball Bryan had left in the hall. ➔ When you want it to be clear that hall means the area near the front door, use entrance hall. ► hallway hallway means the same as hall: The mail was left on a table in the hallway by the door. ➔ Don't say entrance hallway. ► entryway a small area near the entrance and inside a building: He hung his coat on the rack in the entryway. ► lobby a large hall inside the entrance of a large building that many people use: We arranged to meet in the hotel lobby.
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