courtyard
court
ˈkɔrt
kawrt
yard
ˌjɑrd
yaard
British pronunciation
/kˈɔːtjɑːd/

Definition & Meaning of "courtyard"in English

Courtyard
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an area with no roof that is partially or completely surrounded by walls, often forming a part of a large building

What is a "courtyard"?

A courtyard is an open space surrounded by walls or buildings, typically found in the center of a house, building, or complex. It is often used for outdoor activities or as a decorative area, providing a private or semi-private space for relaxation, gardening, or socializing. Courtyards can be open to the sky or covered with a roof, and they are commonly found in residential homes, castles, palaces, and public buildings. The design of a courtyard often includes paths, plants, or seating areas to enhance its use and aesthetic appeal.

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Examples
The children played in the courtyard, enjoying the fresh air and sunshine.
The hotel featured a beautiful courtyard with a fountain at its center.
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