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loge

the front section of the first balcony; a private box or enclosure

Not to be confused with:

lodge – cabin, hut, cottage, the main building of a camp or hotel

loge

(lōzh)

1. A small compartment, especially a box in a theater.

2. The front rows of the mezzanine in a theater.

[French, from Old French, covered walk, lodge; see lodge.]

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loge

(ləʊʒ)

1. (Architecture) a small enclosure or box in a theatre or opera house

2. (Theatre) the upper section in a theatre or cinema

[C18: French; see lodge]

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loge

(loʊʒ)

n.

1. (in a theater) the front section of the lowest balcony, separated from the back section by an aisle or railing or both.

2. a box in a theater.

3. any small enclosure; booth.

[1740–50; < French]

loge

- A booth or stall; also a box in a theatre.

See also related terms for stall.

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Noun	1.	loge - balcony consisting of the forward section of a theater mezzanine balcony - an upper floor projecting from the rear over the main floor in an auditorium first balcony, mezzanine - first or lowest balcony
	2.	loge - private area in a theater or grandstand where a small group can watch the performance; "the royal box was empty" box balcony - an upper floor projecting from the rear over the main floor in an auditorium box seat - a special seat in a theater or grandstand box compartment - a partitioned section, chamber, or separate room within a larger enclosed area skybox - an elevated box for viewing events at a sports stadium

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She had met Fernand at the corner of the Rue de la Loge; she had returned to the Catalans, and had despairingly cast herself on her couch.

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At the end of the act, George was out of the box in a moment, and he was even going to pay his respects to Rebecca in her loge. He met Crawley in the lobby, however, where they exchanged a few sentences upon the occurrences of the last fortnight.

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It was an ordinary Parisian house, with a gateway, on one side of which was a glazed watch-box, with a sliding panel in the window, indicating a loge de concierge.

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He said this in a meeting with the leadership of the PML-N Youth Wing at Federal Loges, Peshawar.

Problems of PML-N Youth Wing to be resolved on priority: Aqeel Hashmi

Notebook has teamed up with Eurostar to give away a two-night bed & breakfast stay at Cour Des Loges for two people with return Eurostar travel from the heart of London to Lyon.

WIN A BREAK TO LYON; Includes return Standard Premier Eurostar tickets

Sourds aux propheties apocalyptiques de Pyongyang, les touristes continuent d'affluer le long de la frontiere intercoreenne, dernier "mur" de la Guerre Froide herisse de miradors: certains meme se rejouissent d'etre aux premieres loges.

Sur la frontiere coreenne, le tourisme de la guerre ne connaEt pas la crise

Loges dans les memes hotels que leurs confreres algeriens, les Tunisiens sont beaucoup moins nombreux que la presse nationale.

Autour du match

Steve Loges, project manager with the city's facilities division, said the lobby is illuminated by fluorescent lights that are attached to the ceiling beams high above the lobby floor.