balcony in Irish
balcony in Irish is balcóin, áiléar — balcony means a platform enclosed by a rail or wall that projects from the outside wall of a building, usually accessible from an upper-floor room.
balcony in Irish
balcóin
(architectural element) An accessible structure extending from a building, especially outside a window.
áiléar
An accessible structure overlooking a stage or the like.
What does "balcony" mean?
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noun A platform enclosed by a rail or wall that projects from the outside wall of a building, usually accessible from an upper-floor room.
"They had breakfast on the balcony overlooking the sea."
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noun An upper seating area in a theatre overlooking the stage.
"We had cheap tickets up in the balcony, but the view was still great."
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balcony in a sentence
- They had breakfast on the balcony overlooking the sea.
- She stepped out onto the balcony to get some fresh air.
- We had cheap tickets up in the balcony, but the view was still great.
- The actors waved to friends sitting in the balcony after the show.
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What is "balcony" in Irish?
"balcony" in Irish is balcóin, áiléar. balcony means: A platform enclosed by a rail or wall that projects from the outside wall of a building, usually accessible from an upper-floor room.
How do you use "balcony" in a sentence?
Example: "They had breakfast on the balcony overlooking the sea." In Irish, "balcony" is balcóin, áiléar.
Are there other ways to say "balcony" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "balcony": balcóin, áiléar.
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