balcony
Pronunciation: [ˈbæl.kəni]
Word
Context: “architecture”
(noun) a balcony is a platform that is built on the outside of a building. It usually has a railing and is up high, like a small outdoor space that you can step onto from a room inside.
Example
We enjoyed our coffee on the balcony while looking at the sunset.
Example
The apartment didn't have a balcony, so we couldn't sit outside comfortably.
Example
Does your house have a balcony where you can relax?
Context: “theater”
(noun) in a theater, a balcony is a section of seats that is above the main floor. People sit there to watch a play or movie from a higher viewpoint.
Example
We bought tickets for the balcony to get a better view of the stage.
Example
The seats on the main floor were sold out, so we couldn't sit anywhere close to the stage.
Example
Have you ever sat in the balcony during a concert?
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