corridor
gb/kˈɔɹɪdˌɔɹ/ us/kˈɔɹɪdˌɔɹ/
A2
英語
~ 2900
語義
0件の語義
名詞
A2
entity
1
narrow indoor passageway
A long, narrow space in a building that leads to different rooms.
用法パターン：
[someone] walks down [a/the] corridor
よくある間違い：
Learners sometimes confuse 'corridor' with 'hall' in American English; 'hall' can also mean a large room, so 'corridor' is better for a narrow passage.
類義語
hallway (More common in American English; generally interchangeable in most contexts.)
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passageway (Slightly more formal or descriptive than 'corridor'.)
対義語
room (A separate enclosed space, the opposite of a connecting passage.)
コロケーション
long corridor
|narrow corridor
|hotel corridor
|office corridor
|school corridor
テーマ
architecture
|daily life
|housing
|core_vocabulary
例文
- The offices are located along a long corridor.
- She heard footsteps echoing in the empty corridor.
- Fire exits are located at both ends of the corridor.
- The corridor was lined with paintings.
- He waited nervously in the hospital corridor.
学習者向け例文
- I walk down the corridor to my class.
- The corridor is very long.
- There are many doors in the corridor.
- We meet in the corridor before lunch.
名詞
B1
entity
2
strip of land or airspace for travel
A narrow area of land, air, or water that connects two places.
よくある間違い：
Some learners think 'corridor' only refers to buildings; it can also mean a strip of land, air, or water used for travel.
類義語
route (General term for a path; less specific about being narrow or connecting separated areas.)
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passage (Can refer to any way through; not limited to strips of territory.)
対義語
barrier (Something that blocks movement instead of allowing it.)
コロケーション
transport corridor
|humanitarian corridor
|air corridor
|land corridor
テーマ
geography
|transport
|travel
|transportation
例文
- The country agreed to open a humanitarian corridor for refugees.
- An air corridor was established for relief flights.
- The narrow land corridor connects the two regions.
- This wildlife corridor allows animals to safely cross the highway.
学習者向け例文
- The road is part of a transport corridor.
- Planes use an air corridor to reach the city.
- The corridor connects two countries.
名詞
formal
B2
relation
3
defined range of operation
A set limit or range where something can happen or change.
よくある間違い：
Learners may not recognize this figurative meaning and think it refers to an actual hallway.
類義語
range (General term for limits within which something occurs; less formal.)
|
band (Technical term often used in economics for a set range.)
対義語
unlimited scope (No boundaries or constraints on operation.)
コロケーション
negotiating corridor
|price corridor
テーマ
business
|politics
|finance
例文
- The agreement provides a narrow corridor for political reform.
- Inflation is expected to stay within the central bank's target corridor.
- Negotiations will proceed within the agreed corridor of topics.
学習者向け例文
- The price will stay in the set corridor.
- We work in the corridor given by the rules.
- The bank keeps interest rates in a small corridor.
文法
表現
air corridor
1/ˈɛɹ kˈɔɹɪdˌɔɹ/
fixed phrase
technical
designated route for aircraft
A set path in the sky that planes must use when flying over certain areas.
例文
- Military planes were restricted to a specific air corridor.
- The flight followed an air corridor approved by authorities.
wildlife corridor
1/wˈaɪldlˌaɪf kˈɔɹɪdˌɔɹ/
fixed phrase
pathway connecting animal habitats
An area of land that helps animals move between different places safely.
例文
- The park created a wildlife corridor under the highway.
- Wildlife corridors help protect endangered species.
humanitarian corridor
1/hjˌumˌænətˈɛɹiən kˈɔɹɪdˌɔɹ/
fixed phrase
formal
agreed safe route for people or aid
A safe path or area agreed by fighting sides so that civilians or aid trucks can move without being attacked.
例文
- Negotiators tried to establish a humanitarian corridor to evacuate civilians.
- The convoy used a humanitarian corridor to bring food into the besieged city.
humanitarian corridor
2/hjˌumˌænətˈɛɹiən kˈɔɹɪdˌɔɹ/
fixed phrase
safe route during conflict/disaster
A safe path for people to leave a dangerous place during war or disaster.
例文
- The UN negotiated a humanitarian corridor to evacuate civilians.
- Aid workers used the humanitarian corridor to deliver supplies.