vestibule in Japanese
vestibule in Japanese is ロビー — vestibule means a small entrance hall or lobby leading into a larger room or building.
vestibule in Japanese
ロビー
Pronounced: robī
(architecture) A small entrance hall, antechamber, passage, or room between the outer door and the main hall, lobby, or interior of a building. [from the 17th c.]
What does "vestibule" mean?
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noun A small entrance hall or lobby leading into a larger room or building.
"Guests left their coats in the vestibule before entering the hall."
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- Guests left their coats in the vestibule before entering the hall.
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What is "vestibule" in Japanese?
"vestibule" in Japanese is ロビー. vestibule means: A small entrance hall or lobby leading into a larger room or building.
How do you pronounce ロビー?
"vestibule" in Japanese is ロビー, pronounced "robī".
How do you use "vestibule" in a sentence?
Example: "Guests left their coats in the vestibule before entering the hall." In Japanese, "vestibule" is ロビー.
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