CEFR B2

corridor

noun

Meaning

A long passage or hallway in a building, especially one that connects rooms or sections.

Examples

The students lined up in the corridor before entering the exam hall.
A security guard patrolled the dimly lit corridor of the old mansion.

Synonyms: hallway, passage, aisle, gallery

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corridor (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈkɔːrɪdɔːr/

Definition

A long passage or hallway in a building, especially one that connects rooms or sections.

Examples

The students lined up in the corridor before entering the exam hall.
A security guard patrolled the dimly lit corridor of the old mansion.
The emergency exit is located at the end of the main corridor.

How to Use corridor

corridor between (prepositional phrase): A passage that separates two areas or rooms. — "The narrow corridor between the two classrooms was always crowded."
corridor to (prepositional phrase): A passage that leads to a specific place or area. — "The main corridor leads to the auditorium."

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