halls

noun

SayHAWLZUS/hɔlz/UK/hɔːlz/

2 meanings of halls

1
noun
Plural of hall. Use this form when you mean more than one hall.
The old mansion had two grand halls for dancing.
Students hurried through the crowded halls between classes.
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2
nounUKuncountableplural
The buildings where college students live on or near campus.
Like a big shared home for students close to their school.
She lived in halls during her first year at university.
Most new students stay in halls before renting a flat together.
Similardorms, residence
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halls is a form of hall

hall, noun: A big room where many people gather for events or meetings. Full entry

Forms: hallhalls plural
Spelling: hall → halls: add -s
Sound: The ending sounds like /z/.

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