veranda in Irish
veranda in Irish is vearanda — veranda means a roofed, open-sided platform or porch attached to the outside of a house.
veranda in Irish
vearanda
A gallery, platform, or balcony, usually roofed and often partly enclosed, extending along the outside of a building. [from 18th c.]
What does "veranda" mean?
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noun A roofed, open-sided platform or porch attached to the outside of a house.
"They sipped iced tea on the veranda as the sun went down."
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- They sipped iced tea on the veranda as the sun went down.
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What is "veranda" in Irish?
"veranda" in Irish is vearanda. veranda means: A roofed, open-sided platform or porch attached to the outside of a house.
How do you use "veranda" in a sentence?
Example: "They sipped iced tea on the veranda as the sun went down." In Irish, "veranda" is vearanda.
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