Cool MateMeaning of Corridor
a long narrow passage in a building, with doors that open into rooms on either side
In simple words: A long, narrow passage in a building.
Corridor in a sentence
- The office building has a long corridor lined with desks on both sides.
- We walked down the corridor to reach the conference room.
- The hotel corridor was brightly lit and smelled of fresh flowers.
- Birds often migrate through the corridor formed by the mountain ranges.
- A trade corridor linking several countries was established to boost the economy.
How to use Corridor
Used primarily in architectural contexts, 'corridor' is suitable in both spoken and written English. Avoid using in very casual settings where simpler terms like 'hallway' might be preferred.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of a 'cord' that connects different rooms together.
Related words
Collocations with Corridor
- endless
- long
- short
- line
- walk
- wander
- lead from something
- lead off from something
- lead to something
- wall
- along a/the corridor
- down a/the corridor
- in a/the corridor
- the corridors of power
- a labyrinth of corridors
- a maze of corridors
- endless
- long
- short
- line
- walk
- wander
- lead from something
- lead off from something
- lead to something
- wall
- along a/the corridor
- down a/the corridor
- in a/the corridor
- the corridors of power
- a labyrinth of corridors
- a maze of corridors
Common mistakes with Corridor
- Confused with 'corrida', which refers to a bullfight in Spanish.
- Using 'corredor' which is incorrect in English.
- Mixing up with 'corridor' as a verb, when it is only a noun.
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Frequently asked questions about Corridor
What does Corridor mean?
A long, narrow passage in a building.
What is the definition of Corridor?
a long narrow passage in a building, with doors that open into rooms on either side
How do you use Corridor in a sentence?
The office building has a long corridor lined with desks on both sides.
Can you give another example of Corridor?
We walked down the corridor to reach the conference room.
What are synonyms for Corridor?
Common alternatives include hallway, passage, hall, aisle.
What is the opposite of Corridor?
Opposite meanings include room, chamber, hall.
What words go with Corridor?
It commonly pairs with endless, long, short, line, walk, wander, lead from something, lead off from something, lead to something, wall, along a/the corridor, down a/the corridor, in a/the corridor, the corridors of power, a labyrinth of corridors, a maze of corridors, endless, long, short, line, walk, wander, lead from something, lead off from something, lead to something, wall, along a/the corridor, down a/the corridor, in a/the corridor, the corridors of power, a labyrinth of corridors, a maze of corridors.
What are common mistakes when using Corridor?
Confused with 'corrida', which refers to a bullfight in Spanish. Using 'corredor' which is incorrect in English. Mixing up with 'corridor' as a verb, when it is only a noun.
How do you pronounce Corridor?
US: /["/ˈkɔːrɪdɔːr/"]/, UK: /["/ˈkɒrɪdɔː(r)/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Corridor?
Used primarily in architectural contexts, 'corridor' is suitable in both spoken and written English. Avoid using in very casual settings where simpler terms like 'hallway' might be preferred.
What CEFR level is Corridor?
"Corridor" is at B2 level on the CEFR scale.