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Meanings of orangerie in English
Synonyms
Examples for "orangery"
Examples for "orangery"
1
As for those who remain in the orangery, let force expel them.
2
I have already spoken to the gardener, who owns the big orangery.
3
The garden is simple, and not very large, but contains a considerable orangery.
4
A lemon from one of the potted trees recently relocated from the orangery.
5
Where you perceive that red glare-theflame of a smelting furnace-therewas an orangery.
Usage of orangerie in English
1
Local architect William Tinsley teamed up with Richard Turner to add an absolutely gorgeous orangerie.
2
Judges praised the hotel's character, its stunning orangerie, and the carefully-curated furniture from world famous designers.
3
Daunai, of Orangerie Bay, is called Daui in some places.
4
The Orangerie has, however, a very good average band-forGermany.
5
The Great Bay of St Lawrence (Orangerie Bay of modern charts).
6
How many visitors to the Orangerie even connect his sensuous lilies with the slaughter of Verdun?
7
Last night, as soon as we arrived and had our dinner, we went to the Orangerie.
8
And the Orangerie was hardly a prestige location, having most recently been used for dog shows.
9
He helped publicize French art in American collections and arranged for a show of it at the Orangerie.
10
To this day, they hang as he intended in enfolding elliptical spaces at the Orangerie Museum in Paris.
11
Judges praised the hotel's characterful buildings, stunning Orangerie, and carefully curated furniture and collectibles from world famous designers.
12
L'Orangerie, on the Ile Saint Louis.
13
Toward the left of this lies the Parterre du Midi, and still further south, along the palace, lies the Orangerie.
14
Having seen Chang, I returned to the Hôtel de Louvre, dined, and then went forth with friends to the Orangerie.
15
"Do you know the Renoirs in the Orangerie?" asked James.
16
For bigger affairs, its glass marquee, the Orangerie, is available during summer months and holds 350 of your nearest and dearest.
Frequent collocations
Orangerie through the time