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promenade deck
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promenade deck [¦präm·ə¦näd ‚dek]
(naval architecture)
An upper deck, or part of a deck, of a passenger ship where passengers walk about. Also known as hurricane deck.
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It had bedrooms, a grand staircase and lounge, a dining room which could seat 60 people, a smoking room to seat 20, and promenade decks with amazing views.
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The aft promenade decks were extended, a swimming pool was added, and air conditioning was installed.
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Above are the living, dining and sleeping areas conceived as generous promenade decks from which to survey the surroundings.
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