Gallery means: n. art gallery; Gallery; Top floor; Corridor. The example of gallery is used as a noun. French oil paintings are on display in this art gallery. The pronunciation of gallery is English ['ɡ _ l _ ri]; Beautiful ['ɡ_l_ri].

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(noun) [C] Art Museum, building Abu uildinggorroomwhere, Art Museum [c]; The public corridor starts from an inner wall, from which you can watch all the activities. [C] Corridor partially covered by Edward Alcorcorridor. dictionary definition

1. exhibition hall (art) exhibition room; art gallery

agalleryisaplacethaspermanentexhibitionsoforartinit。

Gallery translation

For example ... an art gallery.

art gallery

For example ... the National Gallery.

Bangkok National Art Gallery

2. Private painting shop; Private gallery (or studio)

agalleryisaprivatelyownedbuilding or room where people can lookatdbuyworksofart。

For example, e.g. the painting Gisin the Galleryupsters.

That painting is in the gallery upstairs.

3. Balcony and side seats in the upstairs corridor (of the hall)

agalleryisanareahighlaboftthe ground att backoratthesidesofalargroomorhall。

For example, e.g. acrowdarleadyfilledtheGallery.

The balcony is full of people.

4. Top floor (usually the lowest fare for a theater or concert hall)

The concert hall is located on the ground that usually contains the highest seats.

For example, theyhadbeenforced to findthecapticks entered the gallery.

They had to buy cheap tickets to the penthouse.

Fourth, examples

the galleryhasshowofffrenchoilpainting。

French oil paintings are on display in this art gallery.

Sheisafrequentvisitortothegallery。

She often visits this art gallery.

the gallery satreasuretroveofmedievaart。

This gallery is a treasure trove of medieval art.

There will be a new photo exhibition tomorrow.

There will be a new exhibition in the art museum tomorrow.

Our Ourseatsareinthegallerytonight.

Our seats tonight are on the top floor of the theater.

hehadbeenstampingpingimpientaliboutthegallery。

He has been fidgeting in the corridor with heavy steps.

Five, common sentence patterns

Used as a noun, very famous.

Florence Art Museum is very famous. The visitor's hall was crowded with people.

The gallery of the House of Commons was packed with people. The memorial hall is displayed in the gallery.

Armor is displayed in the gallery. Six, commonly used phrases

The gallery's grandstanding exaggerated to attract the attention of onlookers.

Seven, etymological explanation

☆ 1500 entered English, which came directly from galerie in ancient French, meaning long corridor. Related synonyms of gallery

Arcades, corridors, balconies, porches, aisles, foyers, stands, corridors, colonnades, promenades, aisles, porches, aisles, museums, auditoriums, theaters, underground, art galleries, porches, galleries, corridors and drifters.

Related adjacent words in gallery

Galley, galleyful, galleriete, gallerygoer, galleryhit, gallerytest, galleryplay, galleryport, gallerymenu, gallerytype, gallerykiln.

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