entrance hall
英 [ˈentrəns hɔːl]
美 [ˈentrəns hɔːl]
n. 门厅
牛津词典
noun
- 门厅
a large room inside the entrance of a large or public building
柯林斯词典
- 门厅；大堂
Theentrance hallof a large house, hotel, or other large building, is the area just inside the main door.
英英释义
noun
双语例句
- The telephone was downstairs in the entrance hall
电话在楼下的门厅里。 - A portrait of the Earl takes pride of place in the entrance hall.
一幅伯爵的肖像挂在进门的大厅里最突出的位置上。 - The Entrance Hall is a large room with peeling wallpaper, threadbare carpet, gas lamps, and a serpent-shaped, cobwebby candleabra.
一楼门廊是一个巨大的房间，墙上贴着剥落的墙纸，破旧的地毯，煤气灯和一个大蛇形状的蛛网状枝形吊灯和枝形烛台。 - They specified a spacious entrance hall
他们专门指定要一个宽敞的大门厅。 - You have to wait in a large entrance hall before being shown into the court proper.
进入皇宫时先要在入口大厅等候，由人带领进入正殿。 - Many infant and junior schools have books in the entrance hall and in the corridors as well as in the classrooms.
许多幼儿园和小学除了教室之外还在门厅和走廊都安放着图书。 - This is the main entrance hall of lower belvedere.
这里是下宫的主要入口大厅。 - To grace a sideboard or an entrance hall.
来装饰一下餐具柜或门廊。 - Later the family all meet in the entrance hall.
后来全家人在门厅会面。 - Giant hourglasses set in niches along one wall in a corner of the entrance hall record the points for all to see;
巨大的沙漏镶嵌在门厅一角的壁龛中，用于记录分数，所有的人都能看到；