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gallery | American Dictionary

gallery
noun[ C ]
us/ˈɡæl·ə·ri/

gallerynoun[C] (BUILDING)

a room or building that is used for showing or selling works of art:
There are some contemporary art galleries you should visit.

gallerynoun[C] (RAISED AREA)

a raised area around the sides or at the back of a large room that provides extra space for people to sit or stand

Examples of gallery

gallery
Irrespective of whether three or four galleries were involved, a number of such cloisters were only realised at a fairly late date.
The book's aim was to provide a critical survey of those galleries open to the general public.
However, it has also been recognised that it is impractical to impose a universal method of inventory control across all museums and art galleries.
Long underground galleries of 3 km or more made it possible to mine under the sea.
The 16'-on-centre hypothesis works less compellingly for the galleries at the lower end.
Presumably the stage was set up in the centre of the yard, while spectators watched from the galleries or from the ground.
A sort of giant fretwork screen was drawn over the access galleries.
In this sense, landscapes may be found hanging on the walls of the mansions of the well-to-do, and of city art galleries around the world.
We consider the café to be an important threshold zone between the galleries and the bustling world of the harbour.
The material of the galleries is used again in the new structures.
Larval size is checked at 21 days by peeling back bark at one end of the billet and measuring the width of the feeding galleries.
The larval habit of living in concealment under dense silken galleries, coupled with the disappearance of the cast skin, renders the determination of instars difficult.
The risers fed into supply registers in the floor of the transverse galleries.
Between these are other galleries 24 feet wide and above these are 12 galleries 80 feet long by 24 feet wide.
Our culture is admired the world over, and our art galleries, theatres, museums and academic centres are the envy of most.
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gallery

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commercial gallery
The purpose is often to provide alternative spaces for exhibition for emerging artists and contemporary artists outside the commercialgallery system.
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