hall
হল
definition
noun
She tiptoed quietly to her room down the hall and opened the door; she looked around.
an area in a building onto which rooms open; a corridor.
Carnegie Hall
a large room for meetings, concerts, or other events.
translation of 'hall'
জনসাধারণের ব্যবহার্য বা ব্যবহারার্থ বড় বাড়ি,
ভোজনকক্ষ,
বড় বাড়ির বৃহত্তম কক্ষ
noun
দরদালান,
ভোজনকক্ষ,
হল,
কলেজ-হস্টেল,
কলেজ,
শালা,
ছাত্রাবাস,
হলঘর
example
It is as contemporary as today's headlines and as close as your colleague down the 'hall' .
I walked down the 'hall' and opened the door to the room where I saw a lot of other people.
Inside, the entrance 'hall' is floored in German limestone and, like much of the house, is decorated in neutral colours.
To the right of the entrance 'hall' is the original dining room, which has now become a den or winter sitting room with deep lilac walls and a dark wood fireplace.
It includes an entrance 'hall' and a living room which faces south and has views over Dublin Bay.
It was really easy to learn how to hate meals in the dining 'hall' .
We sat in 'hall' silently when the news was announced, the College is just stunned.
I could not understand why a meal in the 'hall' should cause this alarm.
Opening the door, Serenity tiptoed across the 'hall' and opened the door to Haley's room.
Like most other farms in Anglo-Saxon England, Linstede consists of a 'hall' and outbuildings, surrounded by fields and pastures.
At the southeast corner of the site, a new lecture 'hall' complements the research tower.
The house comprises an entrance 'hall' , dining room and living room, kitchen, storeroom, shower room and utility room on the ground floor.
I walked out of my room and down the 'hall' , opening the door that was two doors down from his.
In the entrance 'hall' , the space under the stairs includes a guest toilet and a separate storage area.
The first floor houses a reception room and a banquet 'hall' .
Successfully completed, the students and I could hardly wait to put them on display in the 'hall' .
She tiptoed quietly to her room down the 'hall' and opened the door; she looked around.
It has a reception 'hall' , lounge cum dining room, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom.
Entrance to this part-redbrick house is through an entrance 'hall' decorated in lemon, with a guest toilet and cloakroom.
The pubs and the village 'hall' all have big car parks.
Halfway down the 'hall' a door opened and Anthony stepped out of his suite into the hallway.
Back in the entrance 'hall' , the living room is accessed through double doors on the right.
The original features of the 'hall' 's reception rooms, previously sub-divided into small offices, can now be seen again.
The palace banquet 'hall' was lovely, as always, and the food, delicious.
The elevator was empty as she rose to the chief's level, making her way down the 'hall' to the designated meeting room.
Once held in the bride's family home, the celebration is now often held at a local 'hall' or country club.
The sight filled the Daghda with resolution and he and his three warriors stormed in through the door of the banquet 'hall' .
Finally, they fetched us from the room and brought us down through the kitchen to the banquet 'hall' .
The penultimate floor is given over to a circular exhibition 'hall' clad in a scaly copper skin.
We reached the meal 'hall' in scant enough time to have our names marked off on the role and find a place on the long, very conference like table and order our meal on the menu.
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