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amphitheater

/ˈæm.fəˌθiː.ə.tɚ/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una construcción o recinto de forma ovalada o circular con gradas ascendentes alrededor de un espacio central abierto, utilizado para espectáculos, competiciones o representaciones.

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noun

/ˈæm.fəˌθiː.ə.tɚ/B2formalamerican
  • esSustantivo que designa una construcción o recinto de forma ovalada o circular con gradas ascendentes alrededor de un espacio central abierto, utilizado para espectáculos, competiciones o representaciones.

A noun referring to a large, oval or circular building or structure with rising tiers of seats around an open space, used for performances, contests, or spectacles.

  1. Ancient arenaB1formal

    An oval or circular building with rising tiers of seats arranged around an open space, used in ancient times for public spectacles, contests, and performances.

    esAnfiteatro antiguo

    • The Roman amphitheater could hold over 50,000 spectators.
    • Gladiators fought in the center of the amphitheater.
    • We visited the ancient amphitheater in Verona.

    Sinónimosarenacolosseumstadium

  2. Modern venueB1formal

    A large modern stadium or theater with tiered seating, often used for concerts, sports events, or lectures.

    esAnfiteatro moderno

    • The concert was held in an outdoor amphitheater.
    • The university built a new amphitheater for graduation ceremonies.
    • Medical students observed the surgery from the amphitheater.

    Sinónimosarenaauditoriumbowlcoliseumstadium

Formas
  • amphitheaters plural form
  • amphitheaters' possessive plural form
  • amphitheater's possessive singular form
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