hallways

英 [ˈhɔːlweɪz]

美 [ˈhɔlˌweɪz]

n.  (大楼里的)走廊，过道; (房子或公寓的)门厅
hallway的复数

柯林斯词典

• （大楼里的）走廊，过道
  Ahallwayin a building is a long passage with doors into rooms on both sides of it.
• （房子或公寓的）门厅
  Ahallwayin a house or flat is the area just inside the front door, into which some of the other rooms open.

in AM, use 美国英语用 entrance hall

双语例句

• You only have access to the hallways tonight.
  今晚，你只需通过到走廊到大厅。
• Don't listen to music in the classroom or the hallways.
  不准在教室里或走廊里听音乐。
• Cubicles, hallways, elevators, bathrooms even commuter trains are not your private domain.
  小隔间、走廊、电梯、卫生间甚至通勤火车都不是你的私人领地。
• As Eddington leaves Cambridge, the hallways are full of cratches and canes.
  而就在爱丁顿准备离开剑桥时候，走廊里充满关怀和慰问。
• We can't listen to music in the hallways, but we can listen to it outside.
  我们不能在走廊上听音乐，但是我们可以在外面听。
• As adults, we all remember what it was like to see kids picked on in the hallways or in the schoolyard.
  作为成年人，我们都记得小时候在走廊或者校园里被嘲弄和欺负的情景。
• The dormitory hallways were filled with students and parents, all of whom wore their nervous excitement perceptibly.
  整个寝室楼都挤满了学生和学生家长，每个人脸上都带着些许紧张和激动。
• The hallways are my jurisdiction!
  走廊是我的管辖区！
• Plus, they can be a trip hazard in hallways and difficult to carry up and down stairs.
  此外，它可能会在过道里绊倒人，也很难提起来上下楼梯。
• During the outage, hallways were lit only by light filtering in from the windows.
  停电期间，走廊只能靠窗外的光线照明。