(zǒu láng) - corridor, hallway in Mandarin
zǒulángTraditional: 走廊
Translation
corridor, hallway
Stroke order
走
廊
Examples
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There's a long corridor outside the classrooms.
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Please don't run in the corridor.
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He's waiting for the teacher in the corridor.
墙。
Students' drawings hang on the corridor wall.
铃,。
The bell rang and the corridor suddenly went quiet.
走廊 (zǒuláng) is the corridor or hallway, the long passage that connects rooms. 走 (zǒu) means "to walk" and 廊 (láng) means "a covered passage, a veranda", so the compound is close to "walking passage".
It is used for corridors in any building, not just schools: hospitals, flats and office blocks all have a 走廊 (zǒuláng). School rules almost always mention it: 不要在走廊里跑 (bú yào zài zǒuláng lǐ pǎo), "don't run in the corridor", is a stock instruction.
Because it describes something long and narrow, the measure word is 条 (tiáo): one corridor is 一条走廊 (yì tiáo zǒuláng), the same measure word used for roads and rivers.
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