Russian
железнодорожный вокзал Portuguese
edifício da estação Catalan
estació Spanish
edificio de la estación Main building of a passenger railway station.
Synonyms
Examples for "station building"
Examples for "station building"
1
There was a hot-dog stall at the side of the station building.
2
He examined the small station building, flashing white in the afternoon sun.
3
Beside the principal station building stood a neat pile of boxes marked WH.
4
Heavy overnight rainfall left the station building, which is located in an underpass, flooded.
5
Through the thin partition in the station building we could hear plainly every word.
1
Mammy was the head house woman but didn't know any letters either.
2
The head house of the order in England was Welbeck.
3
Mrs. Drake happened to be otherwise engaged, and referred her to the head house-maid.
4
That head house-maid's a sour one, my dear-ifever there was a sour one yet.
5
The head house-maid happened on that particular morning to be in the same condition as Mrs. Drake, and referred her to the under-house-maids.
1
The stop in between is Powisle -and very handily, there's a very popular bar in the old ticket hall.
2
He walked rapidly into the ticket hall, but he could see neither Teleborian nor anyone looking like he might be Jonas.
3
I went down the stairs to the main ticket hall where the automated Oyster barriers were all locked in the open "fire" position.
4
She said, "Of course," and then turned and walked away, conscious of them watching her as she entered the ticket hall and crossed it.
5
Somali-born Muhiddin Mire (30) targeted strangers at random in the ticket hall at Leytonstone Underground station in east London on December 5th last year.
1
Behind them, inside the main station building, was the Gare de Lyon's magnificent restaurant Le Train Bleu.
2
Kim quickly pulled his men back from the perimeter, intending to carry out a defensive action from the main station building.
3
Instinctively, I went to the main station building, where the Russian railwaymen had seemed more profoundly sunk in inertia than any postal worker in France.