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Meanings of hall in English
A large entrance or reception room or area.
Catalan
residència d'estudiants Spanish
residencia A college or university building containing living quarters for students.
Usage of hall in English
1
Work on the hall was expected to start in the new year.
2
Yet another new brand has arrived at Arnotts' constantly growing beauty hall.
3
So the swineherd departed; and the suitors made merry in the hall.
4
The doors were all closed; the trunks stood corded in the hall.
5
No automated change facilities are available in the luggage hall, of course.
6
Lord Daventry opens the hall to the public handful times a year.
7
Very well; you will find them in my bag in the hall.
8
He still didn't know what had gone wrong in the great hall.
9
I stumbled in the hall; I almost fell down the broad steps.
10
No cover; just open desert. Then she pointed down the new hall.
11
I hid in one of the suits of armour in the hall.
12
And there were far too many guards in the training hall today.
13
He opened the door softly; yes, there it was in the hall.
14
Aziz left the Situation Room and walked down the hall to Horsepower.
15
However, first he needed to cover the basic maintenance of the hall.
16
The door of the room opened; and Oscar advanced into the hall.
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