What does salle in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word salle in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use salle in French.

The word salle in French means hall, -room, room, audience, gym, back room, warm up act, dining area, sell out, waitress, cleaner, back of the room, indoor soccer, five-a-side, five-a-side football, waiter, ward housekeeper, waiting staff, seating plan, dining room, clean room, cleanroom, chapterhouse, chapter house, village hall, shared room, delivery room, state room, waiting room, shower room, departure lounge, hospital room, theatre, operating theatre, operating theatre, shared bathroom, bathroom, ballroom, movie theater, classroom, concert venue, lecture theater, consulting room, control room, classroom, fitness centre, games room, reading room, trading room, weights room, projection room, reception hall, reception area, function room, newsroom, staff room, dining room, meeting room, recovery room, living room, drug injection room, drug shoot room, auditorium, gym, sports hall, indoor shooting range, delivery room, safe deposit room, function room, engine room, trading room, concourse, staff room, staff room, trophy room, auction room, boardroom, treasure room, throne room, computer room, movie theater, sports hall, village hall, lounge dining room, table service, indoor show, indoor performance. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word salle

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