corridors
- 1Plural of corridor.
Visitors wandered through the museum's dim corridors looking for the exhibit.
The old hotel had narrow corridors lined with faded portraits.
Note
A regular plural, formed with a plain -s, it carries every meaning of the singular, not just the indoor one. Beyond the halls of a building or a railway carriage, it names restricted strips of land linking two places, lanes of airspace set aside for aircraft, and the land along an important road, river or railway. An old military use, the covered way around a fortification, is now rare.
corridors is a form of corridor
corridor, noun: A narrow hall or passage inside a building or train car, with rooms or compartments opening off it. Full entry
- Forms
- corridorcorridors plural
- Spelling
- corridor → corridors: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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