foyer

英 [ˈfɔɪeɪ]

美 [ˈfɔɪər]

n.  (剧院或旅馆的)门厅，休息厅; (私宅或公寓的)前厅，门厅

复数：foyers　

IELTSGRETEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.10065 / COCA.9597

牛津词典

noun

• （剧院或旅馆的）门厅，休息厅
  a large open space inside the entrance of a theatre or hotel where people can meet or wait
• （私宅或公寓的）前厅，门厅
  an entrance hall in a private house or flat/apartment

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 门厅;大厅;休息室
  Thefoyeris the large area where people meet or wait just inside the main doors of a building such as a theatre, cinema, or hotel.
  1. I went and waited in the foyer.
     我进去在大厅里等着。

英英释义

noun

• a large entrance or reception room or area
  Synonym:anteroomantechamberentrance hallhalllobbyvestibule

双语例句

• I went and waited in the foyer.
  我进去在大厅里等着。
• Will: Well, we certainly can't afford the grand foyer, and the sun nook.
  嗯，我们真的不能负担这个大前厅和有太阳的角落。
• He got up and went out into the foyer.
  他起身出去走进了大堂。
• In the event of fire, hotel guests should assemble in the foyer.
  万一发生火灾，旅馆客人应该在大厅集合。
• I'm gonna put him right in the foyer.
  我要把他放在大厅里。
• We were standing next to a cardboard cutout of the actor in the cinema foyer.
  我们正站在电影院门厅一位男演员的纸板像旁边。
• We walked into the foyer
  我们走进门厅。
• He demonstrated a head over heels roll which landed him up against the marble steps of the hotel foyer.
  他翻了一个跟斗，撞到了饭店门厅的大理石台阶上。
• We sat side by side, then went to the foyer.
  我们肩并肩地坐着，然后去了休息室。
• I flung open the foyer doors and went out into the street.
  我推开了门厅的大门，冲到了街上。