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halls

Pronunciation: [hɔlz]

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Learn how to use halls in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “architecture”

(noun) a large room or building where many people can gather or where certain activities happen. It’s like a big empty space where people can do things together, like a concert or a meeting.

Example

The school has several halls for different events, including a gym and an auditorium.

Example

There were no halls available for the community meeting, so they had to cancel it.

Example

What kind of events are usually held in the main halls of the school?

Context: “education”

(noun) the long, open areas inside a school or university building where students walk. It's like a pathway inside a building that connects different rooms.

Example

The students were excited to see their friends in the hall during lunch.

Example

There was no one in the hall after school because everyone had gone home.

Example

Have you ever gotten lost in the hall of your school?

Context: “events”

(noun) specific rooms or spaces in a building designed for gatherings or events, like wedding halls. These are places where people hold special celebrations or meetings.

Example

The wedding was beautiful, and the couple chose a lovely hall for the reception.

Example

We couldn't find any halls available for rent for the birthday party.

Example

What features do you look for when choosing halls for events?

How to pronounce halls

Pronunciation: [hɔlz]

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