corridor
/ˈkɒr.ɪ.dɔːr/Word connections
noun
/ˈkɒr.ɪ.dɔːr/Длинный проход в здании или поезде, из которого двери ведут в комнаты или купе.
Pasillo largo en un edificio o tren, del cual las puertas conducen a habitaciones o compartimentos.
Passage long et étroit dans un bâtiment ou un train, sur lequel donnent des portes menant à des pièces ou à des compartiments.
Ein langer Gang in einem Gebäude oder Zug, von dem aus Türen in Räume oder Abteile führen; auch ein schmaler Durchgang oder eine Verbindungsstrecke.
Passagem longa e estreita dentro de um edifício ou trem, que dá acesso a quartos, salas ou compartimentos. Também se refere a um corredor estreito de terra ou a uma faixa estreita de território que liga duas regiões.
建筑物或火车内连接各个房间或车厢的长通道,两侧有门通向房间或隔间。也泛指任何狭长的通道或走廊。
ممر طويل داخل مبنى أو قطار أو طائرة، تفتح عليه أبواب الغرف أو المقصورات. ويشمل أيضًا الممر الذي يصل بين أجزاء المبنى أو بين المباني.
A long passage in a building or train from which doors lead into rooms or compartments.
Passageway in a buildingA2formal
A long, narrow passage in a building with doors leading to rooms.
Коридор
Pasillo
Couloir dans un bâtiment
Korridor
Corredor
走廊
ممر في مبنى
- The hotel room is at the end of the corridor.
- Students walked quietly down the school corridor.
- She waited in the corridor outside the doctor's office.
Geographical or political stripB2formal
A narrow strip of land connecting two areas, often used for transportation or political purposes.
Коридор
corredor geográfico o político
Corridor géographique ou politique
Korridor
Corredor
走廊
ممر بري
- The Polish Corridor was a historical region.
- The wildlife corridor connects two national parks.
- A transport corridor was built through the mountains.
- corridors plural form
- corridors' possessive plural form
- corridor's possessive singular form
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