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Meanings of upper ward in English
Russian
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bailey interior 
Strongly fortified enclosure at the heart of a medieval castle.
Synonyms
Examples for "inner bailey"
Examples for "inner bailey"
1
The rest of the household greeted them just inside the inner bailey gates.
2
They passed under the small inner bailey gate.
3
Several large buildings crowded the inner bailey, which was floored with rectangular blocks of pale gray stone.
4
The Red Keep was dark and still as Cayn and Tomard escorted him across the inner bailey.
5
Crossing the inner bailey of Mock's Hold, Temper shook out his cloak and pulled it over his shoulders.
1
There are two divisions: the outer ward, and the inner ward.
2
He set off in search of the inner ward.
3
There are mottes and baileys, outer wards and an inner ward, a barbican, towers and keeps.
4
In 1097, under William Rufus, the works were still going on and the inner ward was enclosed.
5
This leads to the outer ward which is about four times as large as the inner ward.
1
He waddled out into the lower bailey; his stunted legs complained of the steps.
2
They met in the lower bailey of Riverrun.
3
When she returned to the lower bailey, Ser Brynden Tully stood on the water stairs with wet boots, talking with the captain of Riverrun's guards.
4
"They trained you well, little bird." He conducted her to the lower bailey, where a crowd had gathered around the archery butts.
1
Two mules were waiting in the upper bailey, saddled and ready.
Usage of upper ward in English
1
Four men had been standing in the doorway of the upper ward.
2
No one was very ill in this upper ward, which was kept for convalescents.
3
In the upper ward six wounded soldiers had been killed, and in the lower two old women.
4
It had struck almost vertically on the tiled roof, and, exploding in the attic, had blown in the ceiling into the upper ward.
5
In this reign, in all probability, the Norman Tower, which now forms a gateway between the middle and the upper ward, was erected.
6
As we stood in the upper ward, it was difficult to believe that so much damage could have been caused by a single shell.
7
The Plenimarans haven't broken through to the upper wards yet.
8
It was easy to reach from the upper wards and was located near the markets.
9
Go tell the news in the upper wards, that we hope for the best, the very best.
10
But Sir Jocelyn resolutely refused to enter the cell, and demanded a room in one of the upper wards.
11
"I was almost well and about to leave the place when a man in the upper ward-