veranda
(vərændə ) also verandah
Word forms: verandas
countable noun
A veranda is a roofed platform along the outside of a house.
They had their coffee and tea on the veranda.
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Collocations:
wide veranda wraparound veranda
It's a trademark tin-roofed homestead, with a wide veranda and an oasis of roses and lavender hedges.
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A wide veranda by the solar-heated pool cries out for long, lazy lunches.
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Originally there was a wide veranda across the front and around the east side.
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It measures 5.35m x 5.35m and has a 1.90m wide veranda.
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A 13 foot (4.0 m) wide veranda was attached to the wing's south side.
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It features a broad, one-story, hip roofed wraparound veranda.
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The hotel originally had a wraparound veranda on all sides sheltering a ground-floor porch and supporting a second-floor deck.
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The west (front) facade has four bays on the first floor behind a wraparound veranda and three on the second.
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Plots with 2½ acres start at about 65,000, while stylish turnkey lodges — with three bedrooms and wraparound verandas for enjoying a sundowner — are available from 228,000.
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Translations:
Chinese: 阳台
Japanese: ベランダ
- northward
- northwards
- north-west
- northwest
- northwest
- northwest corner
- north-westerly
- northwesterly
- northwesterly
- northwesterly wind
- north-western
- northwestern
- north western
- northwestern region
- Norwegian
- no-score draw
- nose
- nose around
- nosebleed
- nose bleed
- nose clip
- nosedive
- nose-dive
- nose job
- nose spray