gallery in Latin
gallery in Latin is pinacotheca — gallery means a room or building used to display works of art.
gallery in Latin
pinacotheca
An institution, building, or room for the exhibition and conservation of important objects, especially works of art.
What does "gallery" mean?
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noun A room or building used to display works of art.
"The new gallery is exhibiting contemporary sculpture this month."
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noun A balcony or raised area of seating in a theater or hall, often the cheapest or highest seats.
"From the gallery, the stage looked tiny."
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noun A group of spectators, especially at a golf tournament.
"The gallery fell silent as he lined up the final putt."
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gallery in a sentence
- The new gallery is exhibiting contemporary sculpture this month.
- We spent the morning wandering through the art gallery.
- From the gallery, the stage looked tiny.
- The gallery fell silent as he lined up the final putt.
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What is "gallery" in Latin?
"gallery" in Latin is pinacotheca. gallery means: A room or building used to display works of art.
How do you use "gallery" in a sentence?
Example: "The new gallery is exhibiting contemporary sculpture this month." In Latin, "gallery" is pinacotheca.
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