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Meanings of mezzanine in English

Portuguese
mezanino
Catalan
entresol
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A mezzanine, otherwise known as loft any other difference is just sematics.

Related terms
mezanino
Portuguese
mezzanino
Catalan
entresol

First or lowest balcony.

mezzanino
Usage of mezzanine in English
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However, the board refused permission for a mezzanine car-park with 43 spaces.
The Irish Times
2
In addition, Crescent Capital will provide a mezzanine loan, the sources added.
Reuters
3
Of the three stories, the uppermost-themezzanine story-servedonly as a storeroom.
Final Report of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission
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Since the hour was nearly midnight, the mezzanine lounge was practically deserted.
Branded
5
She was on the mezzanine floor of the hotel where she lives.
Initials Only
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The offices and hallway formed a mezzanine overlooking the dimly lighted well.
Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang
7
Jeff Bridges's standing ovation reaches all the way to the top mezzanine.
The Guardian
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The company is also considering buying mezzanine or B-notes in a property.
Reuters
9
Tyler stood on the mezzanine and looked down over the first-floor shoppers.
Brain jack
10
Bows groaned as the archers on the mezzanine pulled their strings taut.
Throne of Glass
11
The group was standing in what had once been the entrance mezzanine.
The Hyperion Cantos
12
Giselle knots her fingers into the iron latticework that guards the mezzanine.
Ice Like Fire
13
There, on a sort of mezzanine, he had a gorgeous little suite.
The Deluge
14
The mezzanine, the sootstreaked tiles, the platform like a fat beckoning finger.
Lowboy
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The company recently refinanced its capital structure, largely with mezzanine debt from Caltius.
Reuters
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The financial sponsor provided the junior capital in the form of mezzanine debt.
Reuters
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Catalan
entresol
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Common
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