mezzanine in Japanese
mezzanine in Japanese is 中二階 — mezzanine means a partial floor built between two main floors of a building, often overlooking the floor below.
mezzanine in Japanese
中二階
Pronounced: chuunikai
An intermediate floor or storey in between the main floors of a building; specifically, one that is directly above the ground floor which does not extend over the whole floorspace of the building, and so resembles a large balcony overlooking the ground floor; an entresol.
What does "mezzanine" mean?
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noun A partial floor built between two main floors of a building, often overlooking the floor below.
"The office added a mezzanine level for extra desks."
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noun The lowest balcony section of seats in a theatre or cinema.
"We had great seats in the mezzanine, just above the orchestra section."
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mezzanine in a sentence
- The office added a mezzanine level for extra desks.
- From the mezzanine, you could see the whole ground-floor lobby.
- We had great seats in the mezzanine, just above the orchestra section.
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What is "mezzanine" in Japanese?
"mezzanine" in Japanese is 中二階. mezzanine means: A partial floor built between two main floors of a building, often overlooking the floor below.
How do you pronounce 中二階?
"mezzanine" in Japanese is 中二階, pronounced "chuunikai".
How do you use "mezzanine" in a sentence?
Example: "The office added a mezzanine level for extra desks." In Japanese, "mezzanine" is 中二階.
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