Veranda Meaning in English

word

US

vɝˈændə

ver-AN-duh

UK

vəɹˈændɐ

vuh-RAN-duh

परिभाषा

A veranda is a covered area along the outside of a house, often with a roof, where people sit or relax.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Veranda' is more common in British, Australian, and Indian English than in American English, where 'porch' is usually used. It often refers to a long, roofed platform, and is usually at the front or side of a house. Not to be confused with 'balcony', which is usually elevated and private.

• Spanish: veranda - galería (arquitectura)
• Portuguese (BR): varanda
• Portuguese (PT): varanda
• Chinese (Simplified): 阳台 - 走廊（建筑）
• Chinese (Traditional): 陽臺 - 走廊（建築）
• Hindi: बरामदा
• Arabic: شرفة (ملحقة بالمنزل)
• Bengali: বারান্দা - ভেরান্ডা
• Russian: веранда
• Japanese: ベランダ
• Vietnamese: hiên - veranda
• Korean: 베란다
• Turkish: veranda
• Urdu: برآمدہ
• Indonesian: veranda - serambi

उदाहरण वाक्य

We had breakfast on the veranda this morning.

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There are chairs and plants on the veranda.

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Children played quietly on the veranda.

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In the evenings, I love sitting on the veranda with a cup of tea.

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Their house has a huge veranda wrapping around two sides.

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Let's bring the party out to the veranda where it's cooler.

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