走廊

• 拼音: zǒu láng
• 汉字拆解: 走 = 走 (walk); 廊 = 广 + 郎 (covered walkway)

含义

Corridor; hallway; passage. An enclosed passageway connecting rooms or areas within a building, or a narrow strip of land linking two regions.

Used both architecturally (building hallways) and geographically (strategic land corridors). In geopolitics, 走廊 can refer to vital transport or territorial corridors such as economic belts or access routes.

例句

1. 医院走廊上的家属们焦虑地等待着手术室里传来的消息。
2. 这条狭长的沿海走廊在历史上一直是兵家必争之地。
3. 新办公楼的走廊宽敞明亮，两侧悬挂着员工的艺术作品。

用法指南

语境: architecture, geography, daily life, geopolitics

语气: neutral

正确说法

• 请勿在走廊内大声喧哗，以免影响他人正常工作。(Please refrain from making loud noise in the corridor so as not to disturb others' work.)
• 这条经济走廊的建成将大幅缩短两国之间的陆路运输时间。(The completion of this economic corridor will significantly reduce land transport time between the two countries.)

错误说法

• 走廊的味道 — while colloquially understood, 走廊 refers to the space, not its sensory qualities; use 走廊里的气味 for the smell in a hallway

起源与历史

走 (walk) + 廊 (covered walkway/gallery)

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal