Across the hall meaning in English

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Definition

across (the hall, the court): on the other side of, towards the other end of (the hall, the court) idiom
to run across the hall to run from one side of the hall to the other
a journey across the desert a journey from one end of the desert to the other
  • "In that case, you need to take this lift down to the ground floor, go across the hall until you reach a big door..."

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