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Sense 1

  • noun
  • A2

The space just inside the front door of a home, with doors or stairs leading to the other rooms.

  • Hang your coat in the hall before you come in.

  • The spare keys are on the little table in the hall.

  • I heard footsteps in the hall, then someone knocked twice.

Common collocations: concert hall · dining hall · town hall · book a hall · a packed hall

Part of: Rooms, Buildings and places, Music

Sense 2

  • noun
  • A1

A very large room in a public building where many people come together for concerts, meals or meetings.

  • Hundreds of people filled the hall to hear the closing speech.

  • The concert hall seats two thousand and has wonderful sound.

  • We booked a hall for the wedding reception next spring.

  • Our hall is so narrow that two people cannot pass.

Common collocations: entrance hall · in the hall · down the hall · hall mirror · narrow hall

Part of: Rooms, Buildings and places

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