Hall: meaning, definitions and examples
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hall
[ hɔːl ]
event venue
A large room or building used for public gatherings, concerts, exhibits, etc. Often found in educational institutions, hotels, and other public spaces.
Synonyms
audience chamber, auditorium, ballroom
Examples of usage
- The concert was held in the grand hall of the opera house.
- The graduation ceremony took place in the university hall.
- The art exhibition was hosted in the local community hall.
entrance area
An entrance or passageway in a building, often a lobby or corridor.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- Please wait for me in the hall while I grab my coat.
- The hotel's reception hall was elegantly decorated.
- The museum's main hall featured a stunning display of artifacts.
to solicit or request
To request or demand participation, attention, or action from someone.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The speaker hall ed for the audience's support on the new initiative.
- She hall ed for volunteers to help with the charity event.
- The organizers hall ed for donations to support the cause.
Translations
Translations of the word "hall" in other languages:
🇵🇹 salão
- corredor
- hall
🇮🇳 हॉल
- सभा कक्ष
- गलियारा
🇩🇪 Halle
- Saal
- Flur
🇮🇩 aula
- lorong
- balai
🇺🇦 зал
- хол
- коридор
🇵🇱 hala
- korytarz
- hol
🇯🇵 ホール
- 廊下
- 会場
🇫🇷 hall
- couloir
- salle
🇪🇸 salón
- pasillo
- vestíbulo
🇹🇷 salon
- koridor
- hol
🇰🇷 홀
- 복도
- 강당
🇸🇦 قاعة
- ممر
- صالة
🇨🇿 hala
- chodba
- sál
🇸🇰 hala
- chodba
- sieň
🇨🇳 大厅
- 走廊
- 礼堂
🇸🇮 dvorana
- hodnik
- avla
🇮🇸 salur
- gangur
- höll
🇰🇿 зал
- дәліз
- холл
🇬🇪 დარბაზი
- დერეფანი
- ჰოლი
🇦🇿 zal
- dəhliz
- hol
🇲🇽 salón
- pasillo
- vestíbulo
Etymology
The word 'hall' originated from the Old English word 'heall' which meant a large house or residence. Over time, it evolved to refer to a large room or building used for various purposes. The concept of a hall has been present in human history for centuries, serving as a central gathering place for social, cultural, and educational events. Today, halls can be found in a wide range of settings, from educational institutions and event venues to residential buildings and public spaces.