大厅
dàtīng
hall
The Chinese word '大厅' directly translates to 'hall' in English. It is commonly used for places like an entrance hall or a lobby in a building, hotels or a large room for gatherings, entertainment, or other events.
Example sentences using: 大厅
我在大厅等你。
Wǒ zài dàtīng děng nǐ.
I'm waiting for you in the lobby.
This statement is used when someone is waiting for another person in the lobby.
这个大厅很宽敞。
Zhège dàtīng hěn kuānchǎng.
This lobby is very spacious.
The speaker is describing the size of the lobby.
大厅里挤满了人。
Dàtīng lǐ jǐ mǎnle rén.
The lobby is crowded with people.
This statement is used to describe a crowded situation in a lobby.
我们在大厅里拍照。
Wǒmen zài dàtīng lǐ pāizhào.
We took photos in the lobby.
This statement is used when recalling a moment of taking photos in the lobby.
这个大厅看起来很老旧。
Zhège dàtīng kàn qǐlái hěn lǎojiù.
This lobby looks very old.
The speaker is expressing an opinion about the appearance of the lobby.
音乐在大厅里回荡。
Yīnyuè zài dàtīng lǐ huídàng.
The music echoes in the lobby.
This statement describes the acoustic effect of music being played in a lobby.
大厅里挂了一幅画。
Dàtīng lǐ guàle yī fú huà.
There is a painting hanging in the lobby.
This statement is used to describe an object, in this case a painting, that is displayed in the lobby.
大厅的设计很独特。
Dàtīng de shèjì hěn dútè.
The lobby's design is very unique.
This sentence is used when commenting on the unique design of a lobby.
让我们在大厅里见面。
Ràng wǒmen zài dàtīng lǐ jiànmiàn.
Let's meet in the lobby.
This statement is used when making a plan to meet someone in the lobby.
大厅的灯打开了。
Dàtīng de dēng dǎkāile.
The lights in the lobby are on.
This statement is used to describe a situation where the lights in the lobby are turned on.