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Definition of corridor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
architecturenarrow passage in a building or train
- The corridor was lined with paintings.
2.
geographystrip of land connecting two places
- The corridor allowed access between the two countries.
3.
ecologyTECH. strip of natural habitat connecting wildlife populationsTECH.
- A forest corridor connects the two national parks, allowing animals to migrate safely..
4.
aviationTECH. restricted airspace for aircraft passageTECH.
- The plane flew through the designated corridor.
Images of corridor
narrow passage in a building or train 
strip of land connecting two places
Expressions with corridor
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places where important decisions are made
He spent years navigating the corridors of power.
situation where outcomes are unpredictable
The negotiations entered a corridor of uncertainty as both sides hesitated.
unofficial talk outside formal meetings
The decision was influenced by corridor discussions.
employee who spends time chatting in hallways
The corridor warrior was always up-to-date with office gossip.
planned route or network mainly used for moving goods by transport vehicles
The new freight corridor will divert heavy trucks away from residential streets.
designated flight path for aircraft in congested areas
The pilot navigated the plane through the busy air corridor..
protected passageway for civilians and relief supplies during emergencies
Families used the humanitarian corridor to leave the besieged city safely.
strip of land reserved or used for railway tracks and services
The new rail corridor will link the suburbs to the city center.
strip of land used mainly for routes moving people or goods
The new highway will follow an existing transportation corridor along the river.
Origin of corridor
Italian, corridoio (running place)
Terms with corridor included in their meaning
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home layout
corridor in a building connecting rooms
architecture
corridor in a building connecting rooms
commerce
path or corridor used primarily for commercial transport
architecture
narrow corridor or hallway
building connection
elevated corridor connecting buildings
architecture
door opening from a stair landing into a room or corridor
transportation
compartment in a railway carriage without a corridor
military
protected corridor in a fortification
abr: China–Pakistan Economic Corridor
large project building roads and trade links between China and Pakistan
history
historical trade corridor on the Silk Road
aviation
movable corridor connecting airport terminal to airplane
abr: Northeast Corridor
major train route in the northeastern United States
building design
roofed entry or corridor beneath a porch
settler travel
19th-century corridor linking Missouri and New Mexico, used for commerce
Examples of corridor in a sentence
A narrow corridor connected the two wings of the building. The wildlife corridor is crucial for animal migration. A new corridor was proposed to link the cities. The corridor is crucial for the survival of many species. Wildlife thrives in the protected corridor. The helicopter navigated the military corridor.
Pilots must adhere to the altitude restrictions in the corridor.
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- French:couloir, voie, ...
- German:Flur, Naturkorridor, ...
- Italian:corridoio, corridoio ecologico, ...
- Spanish:pasillo, corredor ecológico, ...
- Portuguese:corredor, corredor ecológico, ...
- Chinese:走廊, 连接带, ...
- Japanese:廊下, 回廊, ...
- Arabic:مَمَرّ, مَمَرّ بِيئِي, ...
- Hebrew:מִסְדְּרוֹן, פְּרוֹזְדּוֹר יַבַּשְׁתִּי, ...
- Russian:коридор, переход, ...
- Ukrainian:коридор, природний коридор, ...
- Hindi:गलियारा, भूमि पट्टी, ...
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