lobby

中英词典：lobby

形容词

lobby这个单词在形容词形式上没有特定含义。

名词

1. 大厅；门厅
2. 游说；说客；游说团体
3. 休息室；休息间
4. 大堂；前厅；门厅
5. （英国议会的）休息室

词语辨析

lobby和hall都可表示“大厅；门厅”，但lobby更常用于指商业建筑或公共建筑中的大厅，而hall更常用于指宴会厅或礼堂。

词汇扩充

其他相关词汇：lobbyist（游说者）；lobbying（游说）；lobbyism（游说活动）

近义词

vestibule, entrance hall, foyer

反义词

exit, departure

柯林斯词典

lobby (noun)

1. In a hotel, club, or other building, the lobby is the area near the entrance that usually has corridors leading from it to other rooms.
2. A lobby is a hall in a hotel, office building, or other large building that is used by the public.
3. A lobby is a group of people who represent a particular industry or interest and who try to influence politicians or the government.
4. In a parliament building, the lobby is a large hall near the debating chamber where members of parliament can meet members of the public and other politicians informally.

lobby (verb)

1. If someone lobbies politicians or officials, they try to persuade them that a particular law should be changed or that a particular thing should be done.

牛津词典

lobby (noun)

1. A lobby is a room which is near the entrance to a building and from which doors lead into other rooms.
2. In a hotel, the lobby is the area near the entrance, where people can stand or sit.
3. A lobby is a group of people who work together to try to influence the actions of a government or company, for example by getting laws changed.
4. A lobby is a large hall outside the chambers where members of a parliament or a legislative assembly meet and talk to each other between debates.

lobby (verb)

1. If someone lobbies government or government officials, they try to persuade them to do something or to support something.

用法

lobby这个词既可作为名词，也可作为动词。

相关例句

1. She waited for me in the hotel lobby.
2. The lobby group is demanding a change in the law.
3. They spent the evening talking in the lobby.
4. Members of parliament can often be found chatting in the lobby.
5. The environmentalists lobbied for stricter regulations.
6. The company lobbied the government for tax breaks.
7. We met in the hotel lobby before heading out.
8. The lobby is filled with people waiting for their appointments.
9. Many lobby groups have significant political influence.
10. The lobby is an important place for networking in the parliament building.
11. They hired a lobbyist to lobby for their interests.
12. The organization lobbied hard to get their proposal accepted.
13. We sat in the lobby and chatted until our room was ready.
14. The lobby of the office building is spacious and well-decorated.
15. She joined a lobby group to support animal rights.
16. Politicians often meet and discuss important matters in the parliamentary lobby.
17. They decided to lobby against the proposed legislation.
18. The hotel lobby was bustling with activity.
19. The lobbyists tried to influence the decision-makers.
20. They organized a lobbying campaign to promote their cause.