Definition of balcony in English:

balcony

nounPlural balconies ˈbalkəniˈbælkəni

1A platform enclosed by a wall or balustrade on the outside of a building, with access from an upper-floor window or door.
the glass doors opened on to a balcony with a view of the park
Example sentencesExamples
- He'd also like to open up the rear windows with ceiling-height doors leading to balconies.
- The tiled roof tops, narrow streets and little balconies dotting the buildings add to the charm.
- It was a grand house; all balconies and balustrades, stained glass and long, winding staircases.
- Thick, white walls were made flamboyant by ornate balconies and luxurious story-length windows.
- Women negotiate from their windows and balconies with the potato men to have large bags of potatoes brought up to their kitchens.
- They put them up in shops and hairdressing salons, hung them from bicycles, window ledges and balconies.
- Rows of small candles or lamps are placed on balconies and windows to welcome them home.
- The upper floors have external balconies with views of the sea and harbour.
- Neighbouring condo dwellers hang outside on their balconies watching the festivities.
- Festoons of golden rope hung like blonde locks from one of the balconies.
- More residents were rescued from windows and balconies by ladder.
- Lareina was outside on one the many balconies, only hers nearly touched the lake water.
- The latter can be used in a greater variety of locations, including balconies.
- Here the horizontal walls, terraces and balconies merge with their site.
- A total of 26 people were injured after jumping from windows and balconies in the area.
- Most of the apartments will have private access to steel balconies with hardwood decking.
- Its highest point would be a curved white corner tower with bay windows, deep window recesses and balconies.
- The balconies are shaped like the bow of a ship with railings of curved glass topped with stainless steel.
- It had big windows with little balconies for flowers at the front and neat lawns surrounded by a high fence with spikes along the top.
- The balconies enlivened the building with their deep and geometric shadows.
2the balconyThe highest tier of seats in a theatre, above the dress or upper circle.
Example sentencesExamples
- We were seated up on the balcony overlooking the singer, and had just a truly wonderful night.
- Michael led them to their seats in the balcony and handed her her show glasses.
- The audience watches from the balcony above or alongside the dancing on the exhibit floor.
- They occupied the floor level of the hall, as well as the balcony level above.
- This new musical will follow the format of having the downstairs audience seated at tables with normal seating in the balcony.
- The Elder and his guard had flown in as well from Angelica and took their seats in the balcony.
- Will curtains on the balcony, whether open or closed, affect sightlines and acoustics?
- In the old days an orchestra hid on the balcony while the guests below held masked balls and Sunday dances.
- The audience again cheers, but a new scene soon opens on the balcony above.
- As a reward, they let him buy them an early meal at the theatre's café before they returned to the balcony to watch the show.
- Russel led Matt to a balcony above the balcony that connected to the throne room.
- The crowd roars and cheered as Shobeck appeared with his queen on the balcony above the stage.
- Max and Kasyan were approaching the section of the balcony above Don Ricardo and the others.
- The guys sitting with them in the balcony jumped out of their seats to dance to the Vaadi Vaadi number.
- Valerane shut the door behind him and sat down, legs crossed, back against the only exit from the balcony as he waited silently with his eyes shut.
- A woman, seen from above, seated in the balcony of a theatre, in her turn looks down on the spectacle below.
- A man dressed in a white suit looked down from the balcony of the second floor to the dance floor.
- And the wonderful Darren has promised that I can sit in the balcony and watch from above.
- Work is due to start later this month on a scheme to provide extra seating and a bar area in the balcony at the Thwaites Empire Theatre at Ewood.
- Meanwhile, most of the comfortable chair-back seating in the balcony was empty.
1. 2.1 The upstairs seats in a cinema.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In Zamboanga itself, a grenade hurled from a cinema balcony into the crowd below injured four people.
  He is standing at the foot of the stairs that lead up to the balcony seating, surrounded by the rest of the gang.
  On the balcony above, there were people leaning over the rail holding drinks.
  The first 100 children to arrive got upstairs seats in the balcony, so I used to make sure I was there.
  Inevitably, there are a number of empty seats in the balcony; if you want, you can volunteer to fill these.
  Upstairs is the balcony and snack bar or ‘chuckwagon’ as it's known round these parts.
  As a boy, he had to watch Old Yeller at the Onslow Theatre from the balcony.
2. 2.2North American The dress circle in a theatre.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I like to sit in the front of the first balcony.
  The first balcony felt much like the balcony at the Ohio Theater, though smaller, except I loved the narrow (less than 3 feet wide, I'm sure) staircases.

Derivatives

balconied

adjective ˈbalkəniːdˈbælk(ə)nid

This will be quite a modern building with a balconied atrium inside.
Example sentencesExamples
- Most persons of the St Lucian upper class lived in balconied houses situated around the Square, during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
- New developments, apartments, balconied villas, shops and restaurants are springing up everywhere.
- Its balconied facades lead into overcrowded rooms and flats where there is often not enough water or electricity.
- So you'll be wanting a balconied Medina Side Bedroom which clocks in at a price of £198DB (b&b) per night, with free airport transfers.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Italian balcone, probably ultimately of Germanic origin.

Balcony is from Italian balcone, based on balco ‘a scaffold’ from a Germanic root meaning ‘beam’. The English word was pronounced with the stress on the second syllable until about 1825, reflecting the Italian source.

Definition of balcony in US English:

balcony

nounˈbalkənēˈbælkəni

1A platform enclosed by a wall or balustrade on the outside of a building, with access from an upper-floor window or door.
the glass doors opened onto a balcony with a view of the park
Example sentencesExamples
- Here the horizontal walls, terraces and balconies merge with their site.
- Thick, white walls were made flamboyant by ornate balconies and luxurious story-length windows.
- Most of the apartments will have private access to steel balconies with hardwood decking.
- Its highest point would be a curved white corner tower with bay windows, deep window recesses and balconies.
- They put them up in shops and hairdressing salons, hung them from bicycles, window ledges and balconies.
- Lareina was outside on one the many balconies, only hers nearly touched the lake water.
- The balconies enlivened the building with their deep and geometric shadows.
- It had big windows with little balconies for flowers at the front and neat lawns surrounded by a high fence with spikes along the top.
- More residents were rescued from windows and balconies by ladder.
- Rows of small candles or lamps are placed on balconies and windows to welcome them home.
- Women negotiate from their windows and balconies with the potato men to have large bags of potatoes brought up to their kitchens.
- He'd also like to open up the rear windows with ceiling-height doors leading to balconies.
- The tiled roof tops, narrow streets and little balconies dotting the buildings add to the charm.
- Neighbouring condo dwellers hang outside on their balconies watching the festivities.
- It was a grand house; all balconies and balustrades, stained glass and long, winding staircases.
- A total of 26 people were injured after jumping from windows and balconies in the area.
- The latter can be used in a greater variety of locations, including balconies.
- The upper floors have external balconies with views of the sea and harbour.
- The balconies are shaped like the bow of a ship with railings of curved glass topped with stainless steel.
- Festoons of golden rope hung like blonde locks from one of the balconies.
2the balconyThe upstairs seats in a theater, concert hall, or auditorium.
Example sentencesExamples
- Work is due to start later this month on a scheme to provide extra seating and a bar area in the balcony at the Thwaites Empire Theatre at Ewood.
- The guys sitting with them in the balcony jumped out of their seats to dance to the Vaadi Vaadi number.
- Max and Kasyan were approaching the section of the balcony above Don Ricardo and the others.
- As a reward, they let him buy them an early meal at the theatre's café before they returned to the balcony to watch the show.
- And the wonderful Darren has promised that I can sit in the balcony and watch from above.
- The audience watches from the balcony above or alongside the dancing on the exhibit floor.
- This new musical will follow the format of having the downstairs audience seated at tables with normal seating in the balcony.
- The Elder and his guard had flown in as well from Angelica and took their seats in the balcony.
- Michael led them to their seats in the balcony and handed her her show glasses.
- The audience again cheers, but a new scene soon opens on the balcony above.
- Meanwhile, most of the comfortable chair-back seating in the balcony was empty.
- The crowd roars and cheered as Shobeck appeared with his queen on the balcony above the stage.
- A man dressed in a white suit looked down from the balcony of the second floor to the dance floor.
- We were seated up on the balcony overlooking the singer, and had just a truly wonderful night.
- In the old days an orchestra hid on the balcony while the guests below held masked balls and Sunday dances.
- Russel led Matt to a balcony above the balcony that connected to the throne room.
- Valerane shut the door behind him and sat down, legs crossed, back against the only exit from the balcony as he waited silently with his eyes shut.
- They occupied the floor level of the hall, as well as the balcony level above.
- A woman, seen from above, seated in the balcony of a theatre, in her turn looks down on the spectacle below.
- Will curtains on the balcony, whether open or closed, affect sightlines and acoustics?

Origin

Early 17th century: from Italian balcone, probably ultimately of Germanic origin.

单词	balcony
释义	Definition of balcony in English: balcony nounPlural balconies ˈbalkəniˈbælkəni 1A platform enclosed by a wall or balustrade on the outside of a building, with access from an upper-floor window or door. the glass doors opened on to a balcony with a view of the park Example sentencesExamples He'd also like to open up the rear windows with ceiling-height doors leading to balconies. The tiled roof tops, narrow streets and little balconies dotting the buildings add to the charm. It was a grand house; all balconies and balustrades, stained glass and long, winding staircases. Thick, white walls were made flamboyant by ornate balconies and luxurious story-length windows. Women negotiate from their windows and balconies with the potato men to have large bags of potatoes brought up to their kitchens. They put them up in shops and hairdressing salons, hung them from bicycles, window ledges and balconies. Rows of small candles or lamps are placed on balconies and windows to welcome them home. The upper floors have external balconies with views of the sea and harbour. Neighbouring condo dwellers hang outside on their balconies watching the festivities. Festoons of golden rope hung like blonde locks from one of the balconies. More residents were rescued from windows and balconies by ladder. Lareina was outside on one the many balconies, only hers nearly touched the lake water. The latter can be used in a greater variety of locations, including balconies. Here the horizontal walls, terraces and balconies merge with their site. A total of 26 people were injured after jumping from windows and balconies in the area. Most of the apartments will have private access to steel balconies with hardwood decking. Its highest point would be a curved white corner tower with bay windows, deep window recesses and balconies. The balconies are shaped like the bow of a ship with railings of curved glass topped with stainless steel. It had big windows with little balconies for flowers at the front and neat lawns surrounded by a high fence with spikes along the top. The balconies enlivened the building with their deep and geometric shadows. 2the balconyThe highest tier of seats in a theatre, above the dress or upper circle. Example sentencesExamples We were seated up on the balcony overlooking the singer, and had just a truly wonderful night. Michael led them to their seats in the balcony and handed her her show glasses. The audience watches from the balcony above or alongside the dancing on the exhibit floor. They occupied the floor level of the hall, as well as the balcony level above. This new musical will follow the format of having the downstairs audience seated at tables with normal seating in the balcony. The Elder and his guard had flown in as well from Angelica and took their seats in the balcony. Will curtains on the balcony, whether open or closed, affect sightlines and acoustics? In the old days an orchestra hid on the balcony while the guests below held masked balls and Sunday dances. The audience again cheers, but a new scene soon opens on the balcony above. As a reward, they let him buy them an early meal at the theatre's café before they returned to the balcony to watch the show. Russel led Matt to a balcony above the balcony that connected to the throne room. The crowd roars and cheered as Shobeck appeared with his queen on the balcony above the stage. Max and Kasyan were approaching the section of the balcony above Don Ricardo and the others. The guys sitting with them in the balcony jumped out of their seats to dance to the Vaadi Vaadi number. Valerane shut the door behind him and sat down, legs crossed, back against the only exit from the balcony as he waited silently with his eyes shut. A woman, seen from above, seated in the balcony of a theatre, in her turn looks down on the spectacle below. A man dressed in a white suit looked down from the balcony of the second floor to the dance floor. And the wonderful Darren has promised that I can sit in the balcony and watch from above. Work is due to start later this month on a scheme to provide extra seating and a bar area in the balcony at the Thwaites Empire Theatre at Ewood. Meanwhile, most of the comfortable chair-back seating in the balcony was empty. 2.1 The upstairs seats in a cinema. Example sentencesExamples In Zamboanga itself, a grenade hurled from a cinema balcony into the crowd below injured four people. He is standing at the foot of the stairs that lead up to the balcony seating, surrounded by the rest of the gang. On the balcony above, there were people leaning over the rail holding drinks. The first 100 children to arrive got upstairs seats in the balcony, so I used to make sure I was there. Inevitably, there are a number of empty seats in the balcony; if you want, you can volunteer to fill these. Upstairs is the balcony and snack bar or ‘chuckwagon’ as it's known round these parts. As a boy, he had to watch Old Yeller at the Onslow Theatre from the balcony. 2.2North American The dress circle in a theatre. Example sentencesExamples I like to sit in the front of the first balcony. The first balcony felt much like the balcony at the Ohio Theater, though smaller, except I loved the narrow (less than 3 feet wide, I'm sure) staircases. Derivatives balconied adjective ˈbalkəniːdˈbælk(ə)nid This will be quite a modern building with a balconied atrium inside. Example sentencesExamples Most persons of the St Lucian upper class lived in balconied houses situated around the Square, during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. New developments, apartments, balconied villas, shops and restaurants are springing up everywhere. Its balconied facades lead into overcrowded rooms and flats where there is often not enough water or electricity. So you'll be wanting a balconied Medina Side Bedroom which clocks in at a price of £198DB (b&b) per night, with free airport transfers. Origin Early 17th century: from Italian balcone, probably ultimately of Germanic origin. Balcony is from Italian balcone, based on balco ‘a scaffold’ from a Germanic root meaning ‘beam’. The English word was pronounced with the stress on the second syllable until about 1825, reflecting the Italian source. Definition of balcony in US English: balcony nounˈbalkənēˈbælkəni 1A platform enclosed by a wall or balustrade on the outside of a building, with access from an upper-floor window or door. the glass doors opened onto a balcony with a view of the park Example sentencesExamples Here the horizontal walls, terraces and balconies merge with their site. Thick, white walls were made flamboyant by ornate balconies and luxurious story-length windows. Most of the apartments will have private access to steel balconies with hardwood decking. Its highest point would be a curved white corner tower with bay windows, deep window recesses and balconies. They put them up in shops and hairdressing salons, hung them from bicycles, window ledges and balconies. Lareina was outside on one the many balconies, only hers nearly touched the lake water. The balconies enlivened the building with their deep and geometric shadows. It had big windows with little balconies for flowers at the front and neat lawns surrounded by a high fence with spikes along the top. More residents were rescued from windows and balconies by ladder. Rows of small candles or lamps are placed on balconies and windows to welcome them home. Women negotiate from their windows and balconies with the potato men to have large bags of potatoes brought up to their kitchens. He'd also like to open up the rear windows with ceiling-height doors leading to balconies. The tiled roof tops, narrow streets and little balconies dotting the buildings add to the charm. Neighbouring condo dwellers hang outside on their balconies watching the festivities. It was a grand house; all balconies and balustrades, stained glass and long, winding staircases. A total of 26 people were injured after jumping from windows and balconies in the area. The latter can be used in a greater variety of locations, including balconies. The upper floors have external balconies with views of the sea and harbour. The balconies are shaped like the bow of a ship with railings of curved glass topped with stainless steel. Festoons of golden rope hung like blonde locks from one of the balconies. 2the balconyThe upstairs seats in a theater, concert hall, or auditorium. Example sentencesExamples Work is due to start later this month on a scheme to provide extra seating and a bar area in the balcony at the Thwaites Empire Theatre at Ewood. The guys sitting with them in the balcony jumped out of their seats to dance to the Vaadi Vaadi number. Max and Kasyan were approaching the section of the balcony above Don Ricardo and the others. As a reward, they let him buy them an early meal at the theatre's café before they returned to the balcony to watch the show. And the wonderful Darren has promised that I can sit in the balcony and watch from above. The audience watches from the balcony above or alongside the dancing on the exhibit floor. This new musical will follow the format of having the downstairs audience seated at tables with normal seating in the balcony. The Elder and his guard had flown in as well from Angelica and took their seats in the balcony. Michael led them to their seats in the balcony and handed her her show glasses. The audience again cheers, but a new scene soon opens on the balcony above. Meanwhile, most of the comfortable chair-back seating in the balcony was empty. The crowd roars and cheered as Shobeck appeared with his queen on the balcony above the stage. A man dressed in a white suit looked down from the balcony of the second floor to the dance floor. We were seated up on the balcony overlooking the singer, and had just a truly wonderful night. In the old days an orchestra hid on the balcony while the guests below held masked balls and Sunday dances. Russel led Matt to a balcony above the balcony that connected to the throne room. Valerane shut the door behind him and sat down, legs crossed, back against the only exit from the balcony as he waited silently with his eyes shut. They occupied the floor level of the hall, as well as the balcony level above. A woman, seen from above, seated in the balcony of a theatre, in her turn looks down on the spectacle below. Will curtains on the balcony, whether open or closed, affect sightlines and acoustics? Origin Early 17th century: from Italian balcone, probably ultimately of Germanic origin.
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