Definition of vestibule in English:

vestibule

noun ˈvɛstɪbjuːlˈvɛstəˌbjul

1An antechamber, hall, or lobby next to the outer door of a building.
Example sentencesExamples
- Father walked with them to the vestibule and put an arm around each of their shoulders.
- A vestibule behind and to the left provides access to the building's interior at grade, in effect a bridge over this sunken area.
- The project spanned two years and includes not only the kitchen and family room, but also a reworked living room and vestibule.
- When Caleb could no longer hear his footsteps ascending the staircase outside the parlor, he rested the poker against the mantel and turned back toward the vestibule.
- The interior finish has been largely retained, and is complemented by an entrance vestibule and 24 ft reception hall with hardwood flooring.
- The trio rounded the end of the shelves and saw a crouched form behind the stone archway that made up the division between the vestibule and the main hall of the library.
- These might have been placed in the entry vestibule or in the small reading room situated at the center of the exhibition.
- The public entrance penetrates the knuckle between the angled wing and the auditorium leading to a vestibule that gives access to the concert hall foyer and promenading space at ground level.
- By the time we leave around 1pm, they're backed up through the vestibule into the snow on Spring Street.
- These elevators should ideally be protected by a pressurized vestibule from the elevator lobby or direct access to the stair from the elevator lobby if a vestibule is not feasible.
- Visitors entered through the Octagon Hall also known as the entrance hall vestibule.
- Similar to an air-curtain in a vestibule, it eliminates infectious agents from anyone entering the room.
- Downspouts from the main roof deliver rainwater to a rooftop garden over the entry vestibule.
- Access is from the entry foyer via transition stairs and ramped vestibules that also act as gallery spaces.
- She made it a point to rearrange donated canned goods in the outer vestibule to insure that Jimmy's heard her enter.
- The last monk paused in the vestibule and looked back at Ford and Travis.
- The main room was a rectangle with various antechambers and vestibules branching off down its length.
- He stood in the small vestibule locking the door to his office for the night.
- If you had walked into the living room from the vestibule, the painting would be on the wall facing you.
- Over the entrance vestibule is a chapel with priest's chamber.
Synonyms
entrance hall, hall, hallway, entrance, porch, portico, foyer, reception area, lobby, anteroom, antechamber, outer room, waiting room
1. 1.1 An enclosed entrance compartment in a railway carriage.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Just as a conductor got near us, he had to go to the vestibule once more.
  Why else, then, do I hang out in the vestibules of trains, when a comfortable seat is at hand in the car behind me?
  He did not apologize, put down the step stool or offer to help put our hand carries in the vestibule.
  We got to ride while standing in the vestibule at the end of the train talking to the crew.
2Anatomy
A chamber or channel opening into another.
Example sentencesExamples
- This appears to be a reasonable choice for the threefold channel, which is formed by wide vestibules and has only a short neck region.
- The reason is that the toxins have a conical shape, which is complementary to the channel conical vestibule.
- The undulations of the bilayer in those vestibules could obliterate the access to the channel causing brief flickers.
- Seven side channels lead from the vestibule to the cell's exterior, exiting near the membrane surface.
- No clear correlation was observed between the number of chloride ions present in the channel vestibule and the probability of water-filled state of the constriction.
1. 2.1 The central cavity of the labyrinth of the inner ear.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Maximal exposure is required if safe total tumour removal is to be achieved however the surgeon must avoid inadvertent injury to the cochlea, superior semicircular canal, vestibule or the labyrinthine segment of the facial nerve.
  The perception of spatial movement and orientation of the body as a whole also involves a fluid filled receptor system located in the vestibules of the inner ear.
2. 2.2 The part of the mouth outside the teeth.
3. 2.3 The space in the vulva into which both the urethra and vagina open.

Derivatives

vestibuled

adjective

All were vestibuled except the tourist sleeper immediately in front of the dining car.
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the buses that have been designed for the city transport corporations of the country are the vestibuled buses.
- The vestibuled compartments make it easy for these persons to move about.
- Each rake comprised of three articulated vehicles, and was vestibuled throughout.
- Flush toilets used in any restaurant shall be provided with self-closing doors and shall be vestibuled.

Origin

Early 17th century (denoting the space in front of the main entrance of a classical Roman or Greek building): from French, or from Latin vestibulum 'entrance court'.

Definition of vestibule in US English:

vestibule

nounˈvɛstəˌbjulˈvestəˌbyo͞ol

1An antechamber, hall, or lobby next to the outer door of a building.
Example sentencesExamples
- The trio rounded the end of the shelves and saw a crouched form behind the stone archway that made up the division between the vestibule and the main hall of the library.
- Over the entrance vestibule is a chapel with priest's chamber.
- The public entrance penetrates the knuckle between the angled wing and the auditorium leading to a vestibule that gives access to the concert hall foyer and promenading space at ground level.
- He stood in the small vestibule locking the door to his office for the night.
- The project spanned two years and includes not only the kitchen and family room, but also a reworked living room and vestibule.
- Downspouts from the main roof deliver rainwater to a rooftop garden over the entry vestibule.
- If you had walked into the living room from the vestibule, the painting would be on the wall facing you.
- Visitors entered through the Octagon Hall also known as the entrance hall vestibule.
- A vestibule behind and to the left provides access to the building's interior at grade, in effect a bridge over this sunken area.
- Access is from the entry foyer via transition stairs and ramped vestibules that also act as gallery spaces.
- The interior finish has been largely retained, and is complemented by an entrance vestibule and 24 ft reception hall with hardwood flooring.
- When Caleb could no longer hear his footsteps ascending the staircase outside the parlor, he rested the poker against the mantel and turned back toward the vestibule.
- The main room was a rectangle with various antechambers and vestibules branching off down its length.
- By the time we leave around 1pm, they're backed up through the vestibule into the snow on Spring Street.
- The last monk paused in the vestibule and looked back at Ford and Travis.
- These might have been placed in the entry vestibule or in the small reading room situated at the center of the exhibition.
- Father walked with them to the vestibule and put an arm around each of their shoulders.
- Similar to an air-curtain in a vestibule, it eliminates infectious agents from anyone entering the room.
- These elevators should ideally be protected by a pressurized vestibule from the elevator lobby or direct access to the stair from the elevator lobby if a vestibule is not feasible.
- She made it a point to rearrange donated canned goods in the outer vestibule to insure that Jimmy's heard her enter.
Synonyms
entrance hall, hall, hallway, entrance, porch, portico, foyer, reception area, lobby, anteroom, antechamber, outer room, waiting room
1. 1.1 An enclosed entrance compartment in a railroad car.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He did not apologize, put down the step stool or offer to help put our hand carries in the vestibule.
  Just as a conductor got near us, he had to go to the vestibule once more.
  We got to ride while standing in the vestibule at the end of the train talking to the crew.
  Why else, then, do I hang out in the vestibules of trains, when a comfortable seat is at hand in the car behind me?
2Anatomy
A chamber or channel opening into another.
Example sentencesExamples
- The undulations of the bilayer in those vestibules could obliterate the access to the channel causing brief flickers.
- This appears to be a reasonable choice for the threefold channel, which is formed by wide vestibules and has only a short neck region.
- No clear correlation was observed between the number of chloride ions present in the channel vestibule and the probability of water-filled state of the constriction.
- Seven side channels lead from the vestibule to the cell's exterior, exiting near the membrane surface.
- The reason is that the toxins have a conical shape, which is complementary to the channel conical vestibule.
1. 2.1 The central cavity of the labyrinth of the inner ear.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Maximal exposure is required if safe total tumour removal is to be achieved however the surgeon must avoid inadvertent injury to the cochlea, superior semicircular canal, vestibule or the labyrinthine segment of the facial nerve.
  The perception of spatial movement and orientation of the body as a whole also involves a fluid filled receptor system located in the vestibules of the inner ear.
2. 2.2 The part of the mouth outside the teeth.
3. 2.3 The space in the vulva into which both the urethra and vagina open.

Origin

Early 17th century (denoting the space in front of the main entrance of a classical Roman or Greek building): from French, or from Latin vestibulum ‘entrance court’.

单词	vestibule
释义	Definition of vestibule in English: vestibule noun ˈvɛstɪbjuːlˈvɛstəˌbjul 1An antechamber, hall, or lobby next to the outer door of a building. Example sentencesExamples Father walked with them to the vestibule and put an arm around each of their shoulders. A vestibule behind and to the left provides access to the building's interior at grade, in effect a bridge over this sunken area. The project spanned two years and includes not only the kitchen and family room, but also a reworked living room and vestibule. When Caleb could no longer hear his footsteps ascending the staircase outside the parlor, he rested the poker against the mantel and turned back toward the vestibule. The interior finish has been largely retained, and is complemented by an entrance vestibule and 24 ft reception hall with hardwood flooring. The trio rounded the end of the shelves and saw a crouched form behind the stone archway that made up the division between the vestibule and the main hall of the library. These might have been placed in the entry vestibule or in the small reading room situated at the center of the exhibition. The public entrance penetrates the knuckle between the angled wing and the auditorium leading to a vestibule that gives access to the concert hall foyer and promenading space at ground level. By the time we leave around 1pm, they're backed up through the vestibule into the snow on Spring Street. These elevators should ideally be protected by a pressurized vestibule from the elevator lobby or direct access to the stair from the elevator lobby if a vestibule is not feasible. Visitors entered through the Octagon Hall also known as the entrance hall vestibule. Similar to an air-curtain in a vestibule, it eliminates infectious agents from anyone entering the room. Downspouts from the main roof deliver rainwater to a rooftop garden over the entry vestibule. Access is from the entry foyer via transition stairs and ramped vestibules that also act as gallery spaces. She made it a point to rearrange donated canned goods in the outer vestibule to insure that Jimmy's heard her enter. The last monk paused in the vestibule and looked back at Ford and Travis. The main room was a rectangle with various antechambers and vestibules branching off down its length. He stood in the small vestibule locking the door to his office for the night. If you had walked into the living room from the vestibule, the painting would be on the wall facing you. Over the entrance vestibule is a chapel with priest's chamber. Synonyms entrance hall, hall, hallway, entrance, porch, portico, foyer, reception area, lobby, anteroom, antechamber, outer room, waiting room 1.1 An enclosed entrance compartment in a railway carriage. Example sentencesExamples Just as a conductor got near us, he had to go to the vestibule once more. Why else, then, do I hang out in the vestibules of trains, when a comfortable seat is at hand in the car behind me? He did not apologize, put down the step stool or offer to help put our hand carries in the vestibule. We got to ride while standing in the vestibule at the end of the train talking to the crew. 2Anatomy A chamber or channel opening into another. Example sentencesExamples This appears to be a reasonable choice for the threefold channel, which is formed by wide vestibules and has only a short neck region. The reason is that the toxins have a conical shape, which is complementary to the channel conical vestibule. The undulations of the bilayer in those vestibules could obliterate the access to the channel causing brief flickers. Seven side channels lead from the vestibule to the cell's exterior, exiting near the membrane surface. No clear correlation was observed between the number of chloride ions present in the channel vestibule and the probability of water-filled state of the constriction. 2.1 The central cavity of the labyrinth of the inner ear. Example sentencesExamples Maximal exposure is required if safe total tumour removal is to be achieved however the surgeon must avoid inadvertent injury to the cochlea, superior semicircular canal, vestibule or the labyrinthine segment of the facial nerve. The perception of spatial movement and orientation of the body as a whole also involves a fluid filled receptor system located in the vestibules of the inner ear. 2.2 The part of the mouth outside the teeth. 2.3 The space in the vulva into which both the urethra and vagina open. Derivatives vestibuled adjective All were vestibuled except the tourist sleeper immediately in front of the dining car. Example sentencesExamples One of the buses that have been designed for the city transport corporations of the country are the vestibuled buses. The vestibuled compartments make it easy for these persons to move about. Each rake comprised of three articulated vehicles, and was vestibuled throughout. Flush toilets used in any restaurant shall be provided with self-closing doors and shall be vestibuled. Origin Early 17th century (denoting the space in front of the main entrance of a classical Roman or Greek building): from French, or from Latin vestibulum 'entrance court'. Definition of vestibule in US English: vestibule nounˈvɛstəˌbjulˈvestəˌbyo͞ol 1An antechamber, hall, or lobby next to the outer door of a building. Example sentencesExamples The trio rounded the end of the shelves and saw a crouched form behind the stone archway that made up the division between the vestibule and the main hall of the library. Over the entrance vestibule is a chapel with priest's chamber. The public entrance penetrates the knuckle between the angled wing and the auditorium leading to a vestibule that gives access to the concert hall foyer and promenading space at ground level. He stood in the small vestibule locking the door to his office for the night. The project spanned two years and includes not only the kitchen and family room, but also a reworked living room and vestibule. Downspouts from the main roof deliver rainwater to a rooftop garden over the entry vestibule. If you had walked into the living room from the vestibule, the painting would be on the wall facing you. Visitors entered through the Octagon Hall also known as the entrance hall vestibule. A vestibule behind and to the left provides access to the building's interior at grade, in effect a bridge over this sunken area. Access is from the entry foyer via transition stairs and ramped vestibules that also act as gallery spaces. The interior finish has been largely retained, and is complemented by an entrance vestibule and 24 ft reception hall with hardwood flooring. When Caleb could no longer hear his footsteps ascending the staircase outside the parlor, he rested the poker against the mantel and turned back toward the vestibule. The main room was a rectangle with various antechambers and vestibules branching off down its length. By the time we leave around 1pm, they're backed up through the vestibule into the snow on Spring Street. The last monk paused in the vestibule and looked back at Ford and Travis. These might have been placed in the entry vestibule or in the small reading room situated at the center of the exhibition. Father walked with them to the vestibule and put an arm around each of their shoulders. Similar to an air-curtain in a vestibule, it eliminates infectious agents from anyone entering the room. These elevators should ideally be protected by a pressurized vestibule from the elevator lobby or direct access to the stair from the elevator lobby if a vestibule is not feasible. She made it a point to rearrange donated canned goods in the outer vestibule to insure that Jimmy's heard her enter. Synonyms entrance hall, hall, hallway, entrance, porch, portico, foyer, reception area, lobby, anteroom, antechamber, outer room, waiting room 1.1 An enclosed entrance compartment in a railroad car. Example sentencesExamples He did not apologize, put down the step stool or offer to help put our hand carries in the vestibule. Just as a conductor got near us, he had to go to the vestibule once more. We got to ride while standing in the vestibule at the end of the train talking to the crew. Why else, then, do I hang out in the vestibules of trains, when a comfortable seat is at hand in the car behind me? 2Anatomy A chamber or channel opening into another. Example sentencesExamples The undulations of the bilayer in those vestibules could obliterate the access to the channel causing brief flickers. This appears to be a reasonable choice for the threefold channel, which is formed by wide vestibules and has only a short neck region. No clear correlation was observed between the number of chloride ions present in the channel vestibule and the probability of water-filled state of the constriction. Seven side channels lead from the vestibule to the cell's exterior, exiting near the membrane surface. The reason is that the toxins have a conical shape, which is complementary to the channel conical vestibule. 2.1 The central cavity of the labyrinth of the inner ear. Example sentencesExamples Maximal exposure is required if safe total tumour removal is to be achieved however the surgeon must avoid inadvertent injury to the cochlea, superior semicircular canal, vestibule or the labyrinthine segment of the facial nerve. The perception of spatial movement and orientation of the body as a whole also involves a fluid filled receptor system located in the vestibules of the inner ear. 2.2 The part of the mouth outside the teeth. 2.3 The space in the vulva into which both the urethra and vagina open. Origin Early 17th century (denoting the space in front of the main entrance of a classical Roman or Greek building): from French, or from Latin vestibulum ‘entrance court’.
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