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banqueting hall

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banqueting hall [ˈbæŋkwɪtɪŋˌhɔːl] N → comedor m de gala, sala f de banquetes


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Another bomb exploded in a banqueting hall at the nearby Radisson, where hundreds of people were attending a wedding reception.
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Then you are deflected either right towards the banqueting hall or left to a foyer in which space whooshes upwards and you can see, though not reach, galleries in which the circulation of the first and second floors is exposed.
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Participants also will have full English breakfasts each day, London transportation and museum passes, and a private dinner on New Years Eve at the Beefeater's Banqueting Hall, where they will welcome 2000 and view a fireworks display along the River Thames.
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