1 (AmE also hallway) a long narrow passage in a building or train, with doors that open into rooms on either side:
Go along the corridor, turn left, and you'll see his office in front of you.
2 a long narrow strip of land belonging to one country that passes through the land of another country:
the Polish corridor
IDIOMS
the corridors of power (sometimes humorous) the higher levels of government, where important decisions are made
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