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gallery

/ˈɡæl.ər.i/

Traduction: Espace ou bâtiment conçu pour exposer des œuvres d'art, telles que des peintures, des sculptures ou des photographies, au public.

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/ˈɡæl.ər.i/A2formalart
  • frEspace ou bâtiment conçu pour exposer des œuvres d'art, telles que des peintures, des sculptures ou des photographies, au public.

A room or building used for displaying works of art, such as paintings, sculptures, or photographs, for public viewing.

  1. Art exhibition spaceA2formalart

    A room or building for the display or sale of works of art.

    frgalerie d'art

    • The gallery is hosting a new exhibition of modern paintings.
    • We visited the art gallery to see the sculptures.
    • She works as a curator at a local gallery.

    Synonymesart galleryexhibition hallsalonshowroom

  2. Balcony or upper seatingB1formal

    An upper floor projecting from the back or side of a hall or theater, providing extra seating or viewing space.

    frGalerie (balcon ou gradins)

    • We had seats in the gallery overlooking the stage.
    • The courtroom gallery was packed with spectators.
    • From the gallery, you can see the entire performance.

    Synonymesbalconydress circlemezzanine

  3. Collection of imagesA2informal

    A collection of pictures, photographs, or other visual works, often displayed online.

    frGalerie d'images

    • I uploaded my vacation photos to an online gallery.
    • The website has a gallery of user-submitted artwork.
    • She scrolled through the image gallery on her phone.

    Synonymesalbumarchivearrayassortmentcollectiondisplayexhibitportfolio

Formes
  • galleries plural form
  • galleries' possessive plural form
  • gallery's possessive singular form
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