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Meanings of balcony in English
Russian
верхний балкон Usage of balcony in English
1
The balcony scene was immediately iconic, an extraordinary example of political theatre.
2
It's not yet been established what caused the balcony to 'give way'.
3
I actually glanced out toward the balcony and the open sea beyond.
4
I was struck with dread; the Queen then appeared in the balcony.
5
The right balcony, however, was freighted with what seemed to be plants.
6
Much of the structures had collapsed, including part of the far balcony.
7
There was a balcony along the second floor held up by columns.
8
The balcony door opened and Kuroda came through, looking left and right.
9
A servant appears in the balcony, dressed in white and walking softly.
10
The cord waved in the wind, as he leaned from the balcony.
11
The young woman in the north balcony clapped her hands and smiled.
12
But it was not I who walked in it down the balcony.
13
She mentioned you'd been upgraded to a suite with a great balcony.
14
Sleep would rest upon the eyelids of Sunni-ji in the south balcony.
15
They sat in the back, or in a balcony built for them.
16
In the balcony La Signorina reposed in a steamer chair, gazing seaward.
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Balcony through the time
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Ireland
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