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A1 adjective #2,511 सबसे आम 8 मिनट पढ़ने का समय

indoor

इसका अभ्यास करें उदाहरण नोट्स और सुझाव indoor 30 सेकंड में
व्याख्या indoor in your Level:
At the A1 level, 'indoor' is a very useful word to help you talk about where you are and what you are doing. Think of it as the opposite of 'outdoor'. We use 'indoor' to describe things that are inside a house or a building. For example, if you like to play games inside your house, you can say you like 'indoor games'. If you have a cat that never goes outside into the garden, it is an 'indoor cat'. The most important thing to remember at this level is that 'indoor' usually comes before a noun. You say 'indoor pool' or 'indoor sport'. It is a simple way to tell people that you are staying warm and dry inside a building. You will see this word often in school when talking about 'indoor recess' (playing inside when it rains) or in sports when talking about 'indoor soccer'. It is one of the first words you learn to describe your environment.
At the A2 level, you can start using 'indoor' to describe your hobbies and interests in more detail. You might talk about 'indoor activities' like cooking, reading, or playing video games. You will also notice 'indoor' used in advertisements or when you are traveling. For instance, a hotel might have an 'indoor gym' or an 'indoor play area' for children. At this level, you should be careful not to confuse 'indoor' with 'indoors'. Remember: 'indoor' is an adjective (it describes a thing), and 'indoors' is an adverb (it describes where an action happens). So, you say 'I like indoor sports' but 'I like to play indoors'. Using 'indoor' correctly helps you sound more natural when describing your daily routine and the places you visit. You can also use it to talk about the weather—if it is too hot outside, you might prefer 'indoor shopping' in a mall with air conditioning.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the B1 level, 'indoor' becomes part of your vocabulary for discussing more complex topics like lifestyle choices and environmental factors. You might discuss the pros and cons of an 'indoor lifestyle' versus an 'outdoor lifestyle'. You will also encounter the word in more professional or specific contexts, such as 'indoor plants' and how to care for them, or 'indoor air quality' in the workplace. At this level, you should be comfortable using 'indoor' to categorize different types of facilities. For example, you might compare an 'indoor stadium' to an open-air one. You will also see it in compound terms like 'indoor-outdoor carpet'. Your understanding of 'indoor' should now include the idea of a 'controlled environment'. When you use the word 'indoor', you are often implying that the temperature, light, and humidity are managed by humans, which is a key concept in modern living.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the B2 level, you can use 'indoor' to engage in more technical or nuanced discussions. You might talk about 'indoor pollutants' and their impact on health, or the 'indoor climate' of a large office building. You will notice 'indoor' used in more abstract ways, such as 'indoor lighting' and its effect on psychological well-being. At this level, you should also be aware of the architectural and design implications of the word. For instance, 'indoor-outdoor flow' is a common term in modern home design that describes how a building connects with its surroundings. You can use 'indoor' to describe sophisticated systems, like 'indoor navigation' (using apps to find your way inside a large mall or airport). Your use of the word should be precise, distinguishing it clearly from 'interior' or 'internal' based on the specific context of the building's relationship to the outside world.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the C1 level, 'indoor' is used in highly specialized contexts. You might encounter it in academic papers discussing 'indoor environmental quality' (IEQ) or the 'indoor microbiome'. The word is often used to describe the intersection of technology and architecture, such as 'indoor positioning systems' (IPS) or 'indoor vertical farming'. At this level, you should be able to use 'indoor' to discuss the sociological aspects of modern life, such as the 'indoor generation'—people who spend the vast majority of their time inside buildings. You can use the word to analyze how 'indoor spaces' are designed to influence human behavior, such as the layout of an 'indoor shopping center'. Your command of the word should allow you to use it in complex sentences that explore the boundaries between the natural and the built environment, often using it as a starting point for deeper discussions on sustainability and urban design.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the C2 level, you use 'indoor' with complete mastery, often in the context of philosophical or highly technical discourse. You might discuss the 'indoorization' of society—the trend of moving traditionally outdoor activities into climate-controlled environments. You can use 'indoor' to critique modern architecture, perhaps discussing the 'indoor urbanism' of mega-structures that contain entire cities within a single building. At this level, you recognize the subtle connotations 'indoor' carries in different registers, from the clinical 'indoor allergen' to the marketing-speak of 'indoor luxury'. You can use the word to weave complex narratives about the human condition and our increasing detachment from the natural world. Whether you are writing a technical report on 'indoor thermal comfort' or a literary essay on the 'indoor soul', you use the word 'indoor' as a precise tool to define the boundaries of human experience within the structures we build.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
इसका अभ्यास करें उदाहरण नोट्स और सुझाव

indoor 30 सेकंड में

  • Indoor is an adjective meaning 'inside a building'.
  • It always comes before a noun (e.g., indoor pool).
  • Do not confuse it with 'indoors', which is an adverb.
  • It is commonly used for sports, pets, and weather plans.

The word indoor is a fundamental adjective in the English language, primarily used to describe things that exist, occur, or are situated within the confines of a building. At its core, it serves as a spatial marker, distinguishing the 'inside' world from the 'outside' world. Unlike its adverbial cousin 'indoors', the adjective indoor almost always precedes a noun, functioning as a modifier to specify the location or nature of an object or activity.

Spatial Context
It refers to the interior of a structure, protected from external weather elements like rain, wind, or extreme sun.
Functional Context
It often describes activities that have been adapted for interior spaces, such as 'indoor sports' or 'indoor gardening'.
Environmental Context
It implies a controlled climate, often involving heating, cooling, or artificial lighting.

"The hotel features a magnificent indoor pool that is heated year-round for the comfort of the guests."

— Example of architectural usage

Understanding 'indoor' requires recognizing its role in categorization. When we talk about an 'indoor plant', we are not just saying where the plant is; we are identifying a species or variety that is capable of thriving without direct exposure to the harsh outdoor environment. Similarly, an 'indoor track' is a specific type of athletic facility with different dimensions and surface requirements than an outdoor one. The word creates a binary distinction that helps humans organize their environment and activities based on the presence of a roof and walls.

"Because of the heavy rain, the school held an indoor recess in the cafeteria."

In modern urban planning, the 'indoor' environment has become increasingly complex. We now have indoor malls that mimic outdoor streets, indoor ski slopes in the middle of deserts, and indoor vertical farms. The term has evolved from simply meaning 'inside a house' to representing a sophisticated, human-controlled ecosystem that defies the natural limitations of geography and climate.

"The cat is strictly an indoor pet to ensure its safety from local wildlife."

Common Pairings
Indoor plumbing, indoor lighting, indoor air quality, indoor stadium.

"High-quality indoor lighting can significantly improve your mood during the dark winter months."

"The museum's indoor exhibits are currently closed for renovation, but the garden remains open."

Using the word indoor correctly is primarily a matter of understanding English syntax—specifically, the difference between adjectives and adverbs. Since 'indoor' is an adjective, its primary job is to provide more information about a noun. It answers the question: 'What kind of [noun]?' or 'Where is this [noun] located?'

1. The Attributive Position

In almost all standard English usage, 'indoor' appears directly before the noun it modifies. This is called the attributive position. Unlike many other adjectives, 'indoor' rarely appears in the predicative position (after a linking verb like 'is'). For example, we say 'This is an indoor cat,' but we rarely say 'This cat is indoor' (we would say 'This cat is an indoor cat' or 'This cat stays indoors').

  • Correct: We are looking for an indoor venue for the wedding.
  • Incorrect: The wedding will be indoor. (Use 'indoors' or 'inside' here).

2. Categorizing Activities

We use 'indoor' to categorize sports or hobbies that have both an internal and external version. This helps clarify the rules and equipment being used.

Indoor Soccer
Played on a smaller turf field with walls.
Indoor Gardening
Growing plants in pots using grow lights.
Indoor Climbing
Scaling artificial walls in a gym.

3. Describing Facilities and Amenities

In real estate, hospitality, and architecture, 'indoor' is a key selling point. It describes features that provide comfort regardless of the weather.

"The apartment complex offers an indoor parking garage and an indoor fitness center for all residents."

4. Technical and Scientific Usage

In environmental science, 'indoor' is used to specify the scope of research. 'Indoor air quality' (IAQ) is a major field of study concerning the pollutants found inside homes and offices. Here, 'indoor' is essential to distinguish these pollutants from 'ambient' or 'outdoor' air pollution.

When writing, always check if there is a noun immediately following the word. If there is, 'indoor' is your friend. If you are describing the direction of an action or the location of a verb, you need 'indoors'.

The word indoor is ubiquitous in daily life, appearing in contexts ranging from casual conversation to professional technical reports. Understanding these contexts helps you recognize the word's nuances.

1. Weather and Event Planning

You will frequently hear 'indoor' when people are making plans that might be affected by the weather. If rain is forecast, organizers will announce an 'indoor alternative' or an 'indoor backup plan'.

"Since it's going to rain, the concert has been moved to an indoor auditorium."

2. Sports and Recreation

In the world of athletics, 'indoor' distinguishes specific seasons or facility types. You'll hear about the 'indoor track season' which usually takes place in winter, or 'indoor volleyball' as opposed to beach volleyball.

  • Commentator: "She is the reigning champion in the 60-meter indoor sprint."
  • Coach: "We'll be practicing at the indoor facility today because the fields are frozen."

3. Real Estate and Travel

When browsing hotel websites or apartment listings, 'indoor' is a high-frequency keyword. It signals luxury and convenience.

Indoor-Outdoor Flow
A common architectural phrase describing a seamless transition between a house and its garden.

4. Pet Care and Veterinary Advice

Vets and pet owners use 'indoor' to describe a pet's lifestyle. An 'indoor cat' has different health needs and risks than an 'outdoor cat'. You'll see this on pet food packaging: 'Formula for indoor cats'.

5. Advertising and Retail

Products are often labeled as 'indoor' to indicate their intended use. You might buy 'indoor paint' (which has lower fumes) or 'indoor slippers' (which have soft soles). In a store, you might ask, "Where can I find the indoor furniture section?"

Even advanced learners frequently trip up on the distinction between 'indoor' and 'indoors'. Here are the most common pitfalls to avoid.

Mistake #1: Using 'Indoor' as an Adverb

This is the most common error. 'Indoor' cannot describe how or where an action happens unless it's modifying a noun.

❌ Incorrect

"It started raining, so we went indoor."

✅ Correct

"It started raining, so we went indoors."

Mistake #2: Using 'Indoors' as an Adjective

The opposite mistake is adding an 's' when the word is modifying a noun.

❌ Incorrect

"I love playing indoors soccer."

✅ Correct

"I love playing indoor soccer."

Mistake #3: Redundancy

Sometimes learners use 'indoor' with nouns that are inherently inside. For example, 'indoor ceiling' is redundant because ceilings are always inside. However, 'indoor pool' is not redundant because pools can be outside.

Mistake #4: Confusion with 'Inside'

While 'inside' and 'indoor' are related, 'inside' is more versatile (it can be a noun, preposition, adverb, or adjective). 'Indoor' is strictly an adjective. If you are unsure, 'inside' is often a safer bet, but 'indoor' sounds more natural for specific categories (like 'indoor sports').

"Many people mistakenly say 'I am staying indoor today.' This sounds incomplete to a native speaker, who expects a noun like 'I am staying in an indoor environment today' or the adverb 'I am staying indoors today'."

While indoor is a specific term, several other words share its semantic space. Understanding the differences will help you choose the most precise word for your context.

Interior
More formal and often refers to the design or the inner part of something. We talk about 'interior design' or the 'interior of a car'. While 'indoor' focuses on being inside a building, 'interior' focuses on the inner surface or space.
Internal
Often used in technical, medical, or organizational contexts. 'Internal organs', 'internal combustion engine', or 'internal company memo'. It suggests being inside a system or a body rather than just inside a building.
Inside
The most common and versatile synonym. As an adjective, it's almost identical to 'indoor' (e.g., 'the inside track'), but 'indoor' is preferred for established categories like 'indoor sports'.
Sheltered
Implies protection from the elements. An 'indoor' area is always sheltered, but a 'sheltered' area might just have a roof without walls (like a bus stop).

"The indoor arena was designed with a sleek interior aesthetic that utilized internal support beams to maximize inside space."

— Using all synonyms in context

In summary, 'indoor' is your go-to word for anything that happens under a roof to avoid the weather, while its synonyms offer more specific technical or stylistic meanings.

How Formal Is It?

कठिनाई स्तर

ज़रूरी व्याकरण

Adjective vs. Adverb usage

Attributive adjectives

Compound nouns

Prefixes (in-)

Suffixes (-door)

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

स्तर के अनुसार उदाहरण

1

I like to swim in the indoor pool.

J'aime nager dans la piscine couverte.

'Indoor' modifies the noun 'pool'.

2

This is an indoor cat.

C'est un chat d'intérieur.

'Indoor' is an adjective here.

3

We play indoor games when it rains.

Nous jouons à des jeux d'intérieur quand il pleut.

Plural noun 'games' modified by 'indoor'.

4

The school has an indoor gym.

L'école a un gymnase couvert.

Standard adjective-noun order.

5

Do you like indoor sports?

Aimes-tu les sports en salle ?

Question form using 'indoor'.

6

I have many indoor plants.

J'ai beaucoup de plantes d'intérieur.

'Indoor' describes the type of plants.

7

The hotel has an indoor play area.

L'hôtel a une aire de jeux intérieure.

Compound noun phrase 'play area'.

8

It is an indoor market.

C'est un marché couvert.

Simple adjective usage.

1

We prefer indoor activities during the winter.

Nous préférons les activités d'intérieur pendant l'hiver.

Focus on 'activities' as a category.

2

The museum offers an indoor tour.

Le musée propose une visite intérieure.

Specifying the type of tour.

3

Is there an indoor parking lot?

Y a-t-il un parking couvert ?

Common real estate/travel question.

4

I bought some indoor slippers today.

J'ai acheté des chaussons d'intérieur aujourd'hui.

Describing a specific product.

5

The cat needs indoor food.

Le chat a besoin de nourriture pour chat d'intérieur.

Using 'indoor' to modify 'food'.

6

They are building an indoor stadium.

Ils construisent un stade couvert.

Present continuous tense.

7

The mall is a great indoor space.

Le centre commercial est un excellent espace intérieur.

'Indoor' modifying 'space'.

8

We had an indoor picnic because of the storm.

Nous avons fait un pique-nique à l'intérieur à cause de l'orage.

Using 'indoor' for a typically outdoor activity.

1

Indoor air quality is important for your health.

La qualité de l'air intérieur est importante pour votre santé.

Subject of the sentence is a noun phrase.

2

The complex has an indoor running track.

Le complexe dispose d'une piste de course intérieure.

Specifying a specialized facility.

3

Most indoor plants require indirect sunlight.

La plupart des plantes d'intérieur nécessitent une lumière indirecte.

General statement about a category.

4

The wedding will have an indoor backup plan.

Le mariage aura un plan de secours en intérieur.

Using 'indoor' to describe a contingency.

5

Indoor lighting can affect your sleep cycle.

L'éclairage intérieur peut affecter votre cycle de sommeil.

Abstract concept: 'indoor lighting'.

6

The city is famous for its indoor markets.

La ville est célèbre pour ses marchés couverts.

Plural noun phrase.

7

He specializes in indoor photography.

Il se spécialise dans la photographie en intérieur.

Describing a professional field.

8

The indoor temperature is set to 22 degrees.

La température intérieure est réglée à 22 degrés.

Technical description.

1

The architect emphasized the indoor-outdoor flow of the house.

L'architecte a mis l'accent sur la fluidité entre l'intérieur et l'extérieur de la maison.

Compound adjective 'indoor-outdoor'.

2

Indoor pollutants can be more concentrated than outdoor ones.

Les polluants intérieurs peuvent être plus concentrés que les polluants extérieurs.

Comparison between 'indoor' and 'outdoor'.

3

The mall provides a controlled indoor environment.

Le centre commercial offre un environnement intérieur contrôlé.

Sophisticated noun phrase.

4

Indoor climbing has become a very popular sport.

L'escalade en salle est devenue un sport très populaire.

Gerund phrase as subject.

5

The study examined indoor radon levels in the area.

L'étude a examiné les niveaux de radon à l'intérieur dans la région.

Scientific context.

6

We need to improve the indoor acoustics of this hall.

Nous devons améliorer l'acoustique intérieure de cette salle.

Technical term 'acoustics'.

7

The hotel features an indoor heated saltwater pool.

L'hôtel dispose d'une piscine intérieure chauffée à l'eau salée.

Multiple adjectives modifying 'pool'.

8

Indoor navigation apps help you find shops in the airport.

Les applications de navigation intérieure vous aident à trouver des boutiques dans l'aéroport.

Modern technological context.

1

The prevalence of the 'indoor generation' is a growing health concern.

La prévalence de la « génération intérieure » est une préoccupation de santé croissante.

Metaphorical/Sociological use.

2

Indoor vertical farming could revolutionize urban food production.

L'agriculture verticale en intérieur pourrait révolutionner la production alimentaire urbaine.

Complex technical subject.

3

The museum's indoor climate control system is state-of-the-art.

Le système de contrôle du climat intérieur du musée est à la pointe de la technologie.

Possessive noun phrase.

4

She published a paper on the indoor microbiome of hospitals.

Elle a publié un article sur le microbiome intérieur des hôpitaux.

Advanced scientific terminology.

5

The indoor arena's retractable roof allows for versatile use.

Le toit rétractable de l'arène couverte permet une utilisation polyvalente.

Describing architectural features.

6

The psychological impact of indoor lighting shouldn't be underestimated.

L'impact psychologique de l'éclairage intérieur ne doit pas être sous-estimé.

Abstract academic discussion.

7

Indoor positioning systems are essential for autonomous warehouse robots.

Les systèmes de positionnement intérieur sont essentiels pour les robots d'entrepôt autonomes.

High-tech application.

8

The building's indoor aesthetic is minimalist and functional.

L'esthétique intérieure du bâtiment est minimaliste et fonctionnelle.

Describing design philosophy.

1

The relentless indoorization of our social lives has profound implications.

L'« intériorisation » incessante de nos vies sociales a des implications profondes.

Using a derivative concept ('indoorization').

2

He explored the concept of 'indoor urbanism' in his latest architectural thesis.

Il a exploré le concept d'« urbanisme intérieur » dans sa dernière thèse d'architecture.

Theoretical terminology.

3

The indoor environment serves as a curated sanctuary from the external world.

L'environnement intérieur sert de sanctuaire organisé face au monde extérieur.

Philosophical description.

4

The study critiques the sterile nature of modern indoor workspaces.

L'étude critique la nature stérile des espaces de travail intérieurs modernes.

Critical academic tone.

5

Indoor air quality monitoring has become a cornerstone of smart building design.

La surveillance de la qualité de l'air intérieur est devenue une pierre angulaire de la conception de bâtiments intelligents.

Professional jargon.

6

The indoor thermal comfort parameters were meticulously calculated.

Les paramètres de confort thermique intérieur ont été méticuleusement calculés.

Highly technical usage.

7

The transition from outdoor to indoor living marked a turning point in human history.

La transition de la vie en plein air à la vie en intérieur a marqué un tournant dans l'histoire de l'humanité.

Historical/Anthropological context.

8

The indoor arena's acoustics were engineered to perfection.

L'acoustique de l'arène couverte a été conçue à la perfection.

Passive voice with technical focus.

समानार्थी शब्द

inside interior internal sheltered under-cover

विलोम शब्द

outdoor outside exterior

सामान्य शब्द संयोजन

indoor pool
indoor sport
indoor plant
indoor cat
indoor air quality
indoor arena
indoor lighting
indoor plumbing
indoor activity
indoor track

सामान्य वाक्यांश

indoor-outdoor flow
indoor recess
indoor soccer
indoor gardening
indoor climate
indoor facility
indoor venue
indoor parking
indoor seating
indoor gym

अक्सर इससे भ्रम होता है

indoor vs indoors

indoor vs inside

indoor vs interior

मुहावरे और अभिव्यक्तियाँ

"the indoor life"
"indoor-outdoor living"
"strictly indoor"
"indoor-only"
"indoor-ready"
"indoor-friendly"
"the indoor generation"
"indoor-centric"
"indoor-bound"
"indoor-optimized"

आसानी से भ्रमित होने वाले

indoor vs

indoor vs

indoor vs

indoor vs

indoor vs

वाक्य संरचनाएँ

शब्द परिवार

संबंधित

door, doorway
सभी उदाहरण देखने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

इसे कैसे इस्तेमाल करें

preference

Indoor is preferred over 'inside' for specific sports categories.

distinction

Indoor (adj) vs Indoors (adv)

सामान्य गलतियाँ
  • Saying 'I am going indoor'.
  • Saying 'I like indoors sports'.
  • Using 'indoor' to describe the inside of a car.
  • Confusing 'indoor' with 'internal' in medical contexts.
  • Spelling it as two words 'in door'.

सुझाव

Adjective Placement

Always place 'indoor' before the noun it describes. For example, 'indoor shoes' is correct, but 'shoes indoor' is not.

Pairing with Sports

Use 'indoor' when a sport has an outdoor version, like 'indoor soccer' or 'indoor track'.

Clear Pronunciation

Make sure to clearly pronounce the 'n' and 'd' to avoid confusion with other similar-sounding words.

Avoid Redundancy

Don't use 'indoor' with things that are always inside, like 'indoor wallpaper'.

Contrast Method

Learn 'indoor' and 'outdoor' together as a pair to help remember their meanings.

Pet Categories

When talking about pets, 'indoor' is the standard adjective to describe their lifestyle.

Weather Plans

Use 'indoor' when discussing backup plans for rainy weather.

Air Quality

Remember the phrase 'indoor air quality' for discussions about health and environment.

Design Terms

Use 'indoor-outdoor' with a hyphen when describing spaces that connect both areas.

The 'S' Rule

Noun follows? No 'S'. No noun follows? Add 'S'.

याद करें

शब्द की उत्पत्ति

English

सांस्कृतिक संदर्भ

Indoor markets (like those in London) are historic landmarks.

Indoor malls are a staple of American suburban life, though they are declining in popularity.

High-quality indoor lighting is culturally vital due to long, dark winters.

असल ज़िंदगी में अभ्यास करें

वास्तविक संदर्भ

बातचीत की शुरुआत

"Do you prefer indoor or outdoor sports?"

"Do you have any indoor plants at home?"

"Is your cat an indoor or outdoor pet?"

"What's your favorite indoor activity on a rainy day?"

"Does your gym have an indoor pool?"

डायरी विषय

Describe your ideal indoor workspace.

Write about the benefits of having indoor plants.

Compare an indoor activity you love with its outdoor version.

How does indoor lighting affect your mood?

Reflect on how much time you spend in indoor environments.

अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल

10 सवाल

It is better to say 'The cat is an indoor cat' or 'The cat stays indoors'. Using 'indoor' alone after a verb sounds incomplete.

'Indoor' is an adjective used before a noun (indoor pool). 'Indoors' is an adverb used to describe where an action happens (we went indoors).

It is a standard word used in all registers, from casual conversation to technical reports.

Usually, we use 'interior' for the inside of a car. 'Indoor' is for buildings.

Yes, but mostly in historical contexts or when discussing developing areas where it might not be standard.

Yes, though since basketball is almost always played inside, people usually just say 'basketball'.

It is always written as one word: 'indoor'.

It is a plant that can grow inside a house or office without needing to be outside.

No, 'indoor' is only an adjective. 'Indoors' can occasionally act as a noun in very specific phrases, but it's rare.

They are similar, but 'indoor' specifically refers to being inside a building, while 'inside' can refer to being inside anything (a box, a car, a body).

सुझाव और नोट्स के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

खुद को परखो 180 सवाल

/ 180 correct

Perfect score!

अभ्यास करने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

संबंधित सामग्री

यह शब्द अन्य भाषाओं में

室内 Chinese

Home के और शब्द

accommodate

A2

होटल दो सौ मेहमानों को ठहरा सकता है।

accommodation

B2

आवास (रहने की जगह) या समझौता (समायोजन)।

air conditioning

A1

एक इनडोर स्थान में तापमान को ठंडा करने के लिए उपयोग की जाने वाली प्रणाली। यह आमतौर पर घरों, कार्यालयों और कारों में उपयोग किया जाता है।

aisle

B2

एक 'aisle' सीटों या अलमारियों की पंक्तियों के बीच का एक संकीर्ण रास्ता होता है।

amenity

B2

सुविधा एक ऐसी विशेषता है जो किसी स्थान को अधिक आरामदायक, सुविधाजनक या सुखद बनाती है। होटल में एक स्विमिंग पूल एक सुविधा के रूप में है। (सुविधा एक ऐसी विशेषता या सुविधा है जो किसी स्थान के आराम, सुविधा या आनंद को बढ़ाती है।)

annex

C1

एक अतिरिक्त भवन या दस्तावेज़ का हिस्सा। 'स्कूल के एनेक्स में नई लाइब्रेरी है।'

antehospdom

C1

किसी व्यक्ति को औपचारिक संस्थान में भर्ती होने से पहले या किसी औपचारिक कार्यक्रम से पहले घरेलू सेटिंग में प्रारंभिक देखभाल या आतिथ्य प्रदान करना।

anteroom

C1

अन्टरूम एक छोटा कमरा है जो एक बड़े या अधिक महत्वपूर्ण कमरे में प्रवेश करने या प्रतीक्षा करने का स्थान होता है। यह एक संक्रमणकालीन स्थान के रूप में कार्य करता है। (A small room serving as an entrance or waiting area before a larger or more important room, acting as a transitional space.)

antortal

C1

एंटोर्टल एक विशेष माध्यमिक प्रवेश द्वार है जिसे हवा के प्रवाह और थर्मल विनिमय को विनियमित करने के लिए डिज़ाइन किया गया है।

apartment

C2

महल में रानी के निजी अपार्टमेंट को बहुत ही खूबसूरती से सजाया गया था।

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