gallery
/ˈɡæləri/
noun
- A room or building for the display or sale of works of art.
- The gallery is hosting a new exhibition of photographs.
- She bought a small painting from a local gallery downtown.
- We spent the afternoon walking through the modern art gallery.
- A long, narrow room or passage, often with windows along one side, used for walking or displaying items.
- Guests strolled through the galleried corridor during the party.
- The museum's upper gallery contains ancient pottery.
- The mansion had a long gallery lined with family portraits.
- An upper floor of seats in a theater or cinema, or a similar balcony area.
- We sat in the gallery and had a great view of the stage.
- Tickets for the gallery are cheaper than the orchestra seats.
- The audience in the gallery cheered loudly after the performance.
- A group of spectators at a sports event or other public occasion.
- A small gallery of fans watched the tennis match from the sidelines.
- The gallery roared as the golfer made the putt.
- The player waved to the gallery after scoring the winning goal.
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