Hall meaning in English

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Definition

a hall: a corridor, a foyer, a lobby noun
  • "First of all, there's the dead body in the hall - you tripped over it on the way in, remember?"
  • "No doubt you've heard rumors of the efficiency expert who has been roaming our halls periodically since April."
  • "The Swine Flu...te quartet, a group of pig musicians, will play Carnegie Hall next Tuesday, don't miss it!"
  • "Now I'm standing inside the huge entrance hall, looking towards the main gallery space."
  • "Robot : Hello and welcome to the San Francisco Symphony Hall booking hotline."
  • "Summer : You're through to the San Francisco Symphony Hall ticket hotline."
  • "If you see me in the halls with the kids, don't hesitate to say "hi"."

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