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corridor Noun 1. a passage in a building or a train 2. a strip of land or airspace that provides access through the territory of a foreign country 3. corridors of power the higher levels of government or the Civil Service [Old Italian corridore, literally: place for running]
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corridor Translations n corridor [ˈkoridoː] a passageway, especially one off which rooms open Go along the corridor and up the stairs. gang مَمْشـى، رَواق، مَمَـر коридор chodba gang; korridor der Gang διάδρομος pasillo, corredor koridor راهرو käytävä corridor פְּרוזדוֹר, מִסדָרוֹן बरामदा, भवन में का मार्ग hodnik folyosó lorong gangur corridoio 廊下 복도 koridorius koridors kaki lima gang gang, korridor korytarz corredor coridor коридор chodba hodnik hodnik korridor ทางเดินยาวในตึก koridor 走廊 коридор گزرگاہ hành lang 走廊 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Here the reptile stopped and commenced to go over the poor devil carefully, and as it did so its back turned toward me for an instant, and in that instant I gave two mighty leaps that carried me out of the chamber into the corridor beyond, down which I raced with all the speed I could command. Scarce had he passed a certain one of these rigid guardsmen before the fellow awoke to sudden life, bounded across the avenue, entered a narrow opening in the outer wall where he swiftly followed a corridor built within the wall itself until presently he emerged a little distance ahead of Turan, where he assumed the stiff and silent attitude of a soldier upon guard. It seemed ages that I stood in the shadow of that doorway, in the ill-lit corridor of the palace of Menelek XIV. |
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