balcony

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So I work on my balcony when the weather is beautiful.

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Quick take

An accessible structure overlooking a stage or the like.

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of balcony gathered in one view.

noun

An accessible structure overlooking a stage or the like.

noun

(architecture) An accessible structure extending from a building, especially outside a window.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for balcony.

noun

An accessible structure overlooking a stage or the like.

noun

(architecture) An accessible structure extending from a building, especially outside a window.

Example sentences

So I work on my balcony when the weather is beautiful.

Enough to cause injuries, but not enough for structural damage to a balcony [citation needed].

Why not just put it outside on the balcony and leave it the hell alone?

The backlight's primary function is to counter the effect of the sun in daytime park / balcony / beach / etc...

With the headset, the balcony looks like it's on the 20th floor, overlooking the ocean.

And if that does not satisfy you, you've got all the time in the day to cultivate your own cabbage garden on balcony.

I'd rather attend an orchestra performance from the balcony than put a trumpet to my ear.

He had the musicians set up on the balcony and start playing.

I could put a fan in the 5x20 room, so in VR, it feels like there's a breeze on the balcony.

I remember one day, I dropped a yo-yo from my balcony, from the 17th floor.

I sleep in one of the eight bunks in the master bedroom, right next to a balcony with a beautiful view of the skyline.

(Even when you smoke outside on the balcony surrounding people get it, there's no escape.

Quote examples

Btw using an external monitor I lost the "portability" benefits of the macbook, and I'm used to work on the balcony when it's sunny:) This poses another problem btw, the contrast is too low with the macbook display.

And it is hypocrisy to pretend that a bargain between a starving man and a man with all the food is anything but a leonine contract." > He glanced up at the fire-escape, a ladder leading up to the balcony of a very high attic above.

In the same way my cognitive filter was disabled for visual patterns, it must have been disabled for danger too; seeing a candle on the coffee table made me panic about a fire so I put it out, and seeing a friend go out on the balcony of our second floor apartment made me terrified that he would try to "fly" or hurt himself, so I made him come in and locked the balcony door.

I think the award for "worst recruiter ever" goes to one who blasted a developer Meetup mailing list, then (upon being told off by the group) proceeded to harass them and send death treats to them, copying the entire mailing list (eg "I will be waiting for you on Monday morning at <your office address> ready to push you off the balcony).