balcony

• Plate-forme construite en saillie sur la façade d'un bâtiment, souvent entourée d'une balustrade, ou espace surélevé réservé au public dans une salle de spectacle ou un théâtre.

A noun referring to a platform that projects from the wall of a building, often enclosed by a railing, or an upper seating area in a theater or auditorium.

1. Projecting platform on a buildingA2formal

   A platform that extends from the wall of a building, typically enclosed by a railing or low wall, accessible from an upper floor.

   balcon

   • She stepped out onto the balcony to enjoy the morning air.
   • The hotel room has a small balcony with a view of the ocean.
   • He placed potted plants along the edge of the balcony.

2. Upper seating area in a theaterB1formal

   An upper floor of seats that projects over the main floor in a theater or auditorium.

   Balcon de théâtre

   • We had seats in the balcony for the play.
   • The balcony offers a great view of the stage.
   • The theater's balcony was completely full for the performance.

   Synonymescircledress circlegallerymezzanine