corridors

英 [ˈkɒrɪdɔːz]

美 [ˈkɔrɪdərz]

n.  (建筑物内的)走廊，过道，通道; (火车上的)走道; 走廊(一国领土通过他国境内的狭长地带); 空中走廊(一国领空中允许他国飞机经过的区域)
corridor的复数

柯林斯词典

• (建筑物或火车内的)走廊，过道，通道
  Acorridoris a long passage in a building or train, with doors and rooms on one or both sides.
• N-COUNT 走廊(通往他国或经由他国通向大海的狭长地带)
  Acorridoris a strip of land that connects one country to another or gives it a route to the sea through another country.
  1. East Prussia and the rest of Germany were separated, in 1919, by the Polish corridor.
     东普鲁士和德国的其他地区于1919年被波兰走廊分隔。

双语例句

• The corridors are scrubbed clean.
  走廊擦得很干净。
• Such queries have echoed down the corridors.
  对这种质问的反应经久不绝。
• The corridors were jammed with a lot of school children.
  走廊里挤满了小学生。
• Attention! Make use of hand rails and lifelines in corridors and on deck.
  注意！在甲板上用栏杆和救生绳。
• He found his way through the complex maze of corridors.
  他穿过了迷宫一样的走廊。
• The corridors there were painted chocolate-brown to shoulder height
  那里的走廊从地面到齐肩高的部分都漆成棕褐色。
• I've lost them in the corridors of time.
  我在时间隧道丢失了他们。
• By corridors like this one.
  就是通过像这样的走廊。
• I swam cautiously through a confusion of narrow corridors and cluttered spaces.
  我谨慎小心地游过杂乱无章的狭窄通道和凌乱地散布着杂物的空间。
• All the corridors are painted in different colours representing different subjects.
  走廊涂上了不同的颜色，代表不同的学科。