Definition of patio in English:
patio
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nounplural noun patios
1A paved outdoor area adjoining a house.
‘the dining room looks out to a small patio’- ‘a patio table and chairs’
- ‘There is a large paved patio at the back of the house.’
- ‘The gardens are fully landscaped and each house features a paved patio to the rear with privacy fencing.’
- ‘There is decking beside the house and a flagged stone patio area.’
- ‘The master bedroom overlooks the back patio and has a high ceiling.’
- ‘Sliding doors lead from here to the back garden patio.’
- ‘There is a large rooftop patio on the fourth floor with an amazing view that is available to all residents.’
- ‘There is also a south-facing stone patio immediately outside the conservatory.’
- ‘Outside the sunroom is a large flagstone patio, partly covered by a veranda.’
- ‘Glazed doors from the family room lead to the rear garden patio.’
- ‘Did I mentioned we tiled the concrete patio?’
- ‘Extra tall glazed doors open onto the west-facing rear patio.’
- ‘He walked past me, toward the raised stone patio.’
- ‘Double doors lead from the breakfast area to a small patio in the back garden.’
- ‘Nor do I have a paved patio with built-in barbecue or a conservatory.’
- ‘A patio area to the back has a southerly aspect and attractive hanging baskets.’
- ‘There is a flagstone patio as well as an elevated decked area.’
- ‘We ate a little lunch outside under the shade of trees on a brick patio.’
- ‘There is a paved split-level patio and a lily pond with two small fountains.’
- ‘I would like to plant a queen palm to shade my patio.’
- ‘I heard the back door open and Jesse come out onto the backyard patio.’
terrace, courtyard, veranda, loggia, court, plaza, quadrangle, quad, cloisterView synonyms- 1.1A roofless inner courtyard in a Spanish or Spanish American house.‘The long thin office wings enclose two hermetic internal courtyards or patios.’
- ‘The best way to see this place is to wander aimlessly through public areas, internal patios and courtyards.’
- ‘Accommodation is arranged to give a maximum effect of volume and light, using internal patios to create a stimulating interplay of interior and exterior space.’
- ‘The original building consisted of a wide perimeter block bisected by a pair of transverse wings to form three narrow internal patios.’
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Origin
Mid 18th century (denoting an inner courtyard): from Spanish, in the same sense.
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