balcony

noun
UK /ˈbæl.kə.ni/
US /ˈbæl.kə.ni/

A small outdoor floor with a railing that sticks out from a building.

She stood on the balcony and waved to her friends below.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. An upper floor of seats in a theater or hall.

We watched the play from the balcony.

3. A raised platform projecting from the inside wall of a building.

The choir sang from the balcony above the altar.

4. A platform on a ship.

The captain looked out from the balcony of the bridge.