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Meanings of verandah in English
Usage of verandah in English
1
The verandah overlooked a small garden in the rear of the Amidaji.
2
The words came in a whisper from the end of the verandah.
3
The two ponies arrived before us and were stabled in the verandah.
4
On the steps of the verandah sat a lady in deep mourning.
5
The subaltern went along the verandah to the door and tried it.
6
There was not a soul in the drawing-room or on the verandah.
7
Then the palanquins were brought to the foot of the verandah stairs.
8
Usually covered by a verandah in the case of South African houses
9
At the bungalow Bwana had met the returning adventurers on the verandah.
10
No one met him; the verandah was empty, and nearly pitch dark.
11
He scrambled onto a verandah attached to the side of the house.
12
They were playing cards on two tables in the verandah till midnight.
13
She met him in the verandah with Tessa hanging on his arm.
14
This, as usual in the mountains, opened directly out on the verandah.
15
A spacious verandah swept the front and south end of the building.
16
He ran down the steps of the verandah and ordered them away.
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United Kingdom
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