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View usage for: (pælɪs) Word forms: plural palaces1. countable noun [oft in names, NOUN noun]A palace is a very large impressive house, especially one which is the official home of a king, queen, or president. ...Buckingham Palace. They entered the palace courtyard. 2. singular nounWhen the members of a royal palace make an announcement through an official spokesperson, they can be referred to as the Palace. The Palace will not comment on questions about the family's private life. 3. countable nounYou can refer to any large splendid house or other building as a palace. They'd bought a huge barn with some land and planned to turn it into a palace. More Synonyms of palace palace in British English (ˈpælɪs) noun (capital when part of a name)1. the official residence of a reigning monarch or member of a royal family Buckingham Palace 2. the official residence of various high-ranking church dignitaries or members of the nobility, as of an archbishop 3. a large and richly furnished building resembling a royal palace ▶ Related adjective: palatineWord origin C13: from Old French palais, from Latin Palātium Palatine2, the site of the palace of the emperors palace in American English (ˈpæləs) noun1. the official residence of a king, emperor, bishop, etc. 2. any large, magnificent house or building 3. a large, ornate place of entertainment Word origin ME palais < OFr < L palatium, after Palatium, one of the Seven Hills of Rome, where Augustus lived © Ewelina Wachala, shutterstock Examples of 'palace' in a sentencepalace The royal palace is now home to the country's first collection of sporting art to be displayed in one place.The royal palace is now home to the country's first collection of sporting art tobe displayed in one place.No mean brick shall be a specimen of the building of my palace.Afterwards he returned to the palace to make the final preparations for the sitting.You would be surrounded by historic churches and palaces.Ten nights of concerts in the courtyards of the palace.Then it was off to the palace opera house.Five stars with ten homes and a palace between them live on the streets.Move on from the drama of the bustling souks to explore exquisite palaces and mosaic courtyards.The palace now houses the law courts and also contains the most beautiful church in the city.The city had monumental palace buildings constructed on a huge artificial stone terrace overshadowed by a fortified hill.Here many of the palaces are still residences and only the inhabitants can bring vehicles within the city wall.He sat in on meetings with his father and top palace officials during which key policy issues were discussed.It is still a royal palace.Some suggest it was a mythical king 's palace.It was the archbishop 's palace that featured in the play.You could build a palace, or land a plane.Seldom has a French politician dragged so much colourful personal baggage into the presidential palace.He is the man who makes Palace tick at the moment.The royal palaces are the No1 draw for tourists.The women's palace was his home.Otherwise rival power centres would establish themselves elsewhere within the palace, and family unity would be displaced by faction.They waited for two days until the streets were quiet and it was safe to return to the archbishop 's palace.A source close to the royal family said the palace made discreet checks on potential guests and ensured that organisers made charitable gifts.It demanded the quiet of a university college -- or a king 's palace. Word lists withpalace homeBritish English: palace / ˈpælɪs/ NOUN A palace is a very large splendid house, especially the home of a king, queen, or president. ...the courtyard of the palace. - American English: palace
- Arabic: قَصْرٌ
- Brazilian Portuguese: palácio
- Chinese: 宫殿
- Croatian: dvorac
- Czech: palác
- Danish: palads
- Dutch: paleis
- European Spanish: palacio
- Finnish: palatsi
- French: palais
- German: Palast
- Greek: παλάτι
- Italian: palazzo
- Japanese: 宮殿
- Korean: 궁전
- Norwegian: slott
- Polish: pałac
- European Portuguese: palácio
- Romanian: palat
- Russian: дворец
- Latin American Spanish: palacio
- Swedish: palats
- Thai: พระราชวัง
- Turkish: saray
- Ukrainian: палац
- Vietnamese: cung điện
Chinese translation of 'palace' n (c) -
宫(宮)殿 (gōngdiàn) (座, zuò) Buckingham Palace 白金汉(漢)宫(宮) (Báijīnhàn Gōng)
Definition a large and richly furnished building the palace courtyard Synonyms royal residence mansion chateau (French) palazzo (Italian) related words related adjectives palatialpalatine Additional synonymsDefinition a large fortified building or set of buildings, often built as a residence for a ruler or nobleman in medieval Europe They were given a guided tour of the medieval castle. Synonyms fortress, keep, palace, tower, peel, chateau, stronghold, citadel, fastness, donjon Definition a large old mansion, usually one open to the public It's a nice, smallish, comfortable stately home. Synonyms mansion, hall, palace, château, manor house |