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corridor, aisle and hall

Hi there, what's the difference among corridor, aisle and hall? Thank you.

12 mei 2015 07:19
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A corridor is an enclosed space, like a tunnel, usually linking two parts of a building or a within a building.

 

An aisle is an open space in a hall,  between the seats usually, in a church, consider the example "walking down the  Aisle" which is a reference to marriage.

 

A Hall is a room which is custom built, to hold many people.

 

 

12 mei 2015

thank you very much.

 

and a hallway?

12 mei 2015

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