/ˈɡæləri/
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A room, building, or series of rooms where paintings, sculptures, photographs, and other works of art are displayed.
A place where works of art are displayed for public viewing, appreciation, or sale.
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An elevated section of seats or a narrow balcony inside a theater, auditorium, church, or other large building.
An upper section of a theater or auditorium that provides additional seating and a view of the stage.
An elevated area in a courtroom reserved for members of the public observing legal proceedings.
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A roofed walkway or corridor, often running along the side of a building and supported by arches or columns.
A sheltered passage alongside or within a building, sometimes lined with arches or columns.
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The people watching a golf or tennis match, considered collectively.
The audience watching a golf or tennis competition, especially those gathered around the playing area.
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A relatively long and usually narrow room designed or used for a particular activity.
A long, narrow indoor space dedicated to a particular activity, such as target practice.
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A roofed platform or porch extending along the outside of a building, sometimes partly enclosed.
A sheltered outdoor space attached to a building, usually providing an area for sitting or walking.
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A horizontal or nearly horizontal passage excavated underground, especially in a mine.
A horizontal underground tunnel or passage used for access, ventilation, or mineral extraction.