city hall
noun [C] mainly USDefinition
› a building used as offices by people working for a city government → Compare town hallLocal government and politicsPublic buildings
(Definition of city hall noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- basilica noun
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- centre noun (PLACE)
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- community centre noun
- complex noun (BUILDING)
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