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Meanings of veranda in English
Usage of veranda in English
1
Landau asked me to step outside onto the veranda for a moment.
2
He glanced along the veranda in the direction of the other bungalow.
3
Damp and mildew had left large mossy areas on their veranda floor.
4
Two sets of French doors gave access to the wide upper veranda.
5
A slender boy in grey was waiting for them in the veranda.
6
He went past her, heading back inside through the open veranda doors.
7
He helped her to the veranda and laid her in the swing.
8
On the little veranda sat the two young lovers hand in hand.
9
Siegmund sat in the doorway that gave on to the small veranda.
10
The railing and the deep shade of the veranda shielded them effectually.
11
As Yoshino came back in from the veranda, her father said hello.
12
She listened; then she got up and came out on the veranda.
13
Lord Monckton swung about in the chair, his back to the veranda.
14
Wait, she said, and stopped at the bottom of the veranda stairs.
15
We sat on the veranda at the Residence, the trader and I.
16
They had set the table on the veranda which overlooked the river.
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Veranda through the time
Veranda across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common