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Balconies The part of a house that is located outside and has railings on either side. ■ John loves to sit on his balcony and drink coffee while watching the sunrise., A place where people can go to enjoy fresh air and view the scenery. ■ The balconies at the hotel were a great place to take in the views of the city., A platform on which people can stand or sit, usually with railings around it. ■ The balcony of the opera house was filled with excited opera fans waiting for the show to start.
apartments A collection of small living spaces that are typically found in a large building, often located near the beach or other popular tourist destinations. ■ John and Jane decided to rent an apartment by the ocean for their honeymoon. They were excited to soak up the sun and enjoy the view from their balcony every morning.
banister A rail or bar that prevents people from falling off a balcony, but is also the perfect place to rest your beer. ■ "I'm glad I brought my banister with me on this camping trip. It makes for a great seat and a perfect perch for my beer."
contentment The state of being satisfied and happy with one's current situation, despite the presence of minor annoyances or inconveniences. ■ After realizing that she forgot her phone charger, Jane was still able to find contentment in watching the sunset from her hotel balcony. She even started humming a happy tune!
dispose To get rid of something unwanted or unpleasant, usually in a way that is not harmful to others. ■ I decided to dispose of my old phone by throwing it off the balcony. When my friend saw me do this, he said "Wow, you are quite the eco-friendly person!"