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spectacle

/ˈspek.tə.kəl/

Traduction: Nom désignant une représentation visuellement impressionnante, un spectacle ou un événement remarquable, souvent frappant ou inhabituel à observer.

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noun

/ˈspek.tə.kəl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une représentation visuellement impressionnante, un spectacle ou un événement remarquable, souvent frappant ou inhabituel à observer.

A noun referring to a visually striking performance, display, or event, often impressive or unusual to watch.

  1. Impressive public displayB2formal

    A visually striking performance or public event, often grand or elaborate.

    frSpectacle impressionnant

    • The fireworks display was a magnificent spectacle.
    • The parade was a colorful spectacle that drew huge crowds.
    • The opening ceremony of the Olympics is always a spectacular spectacle.

    Synonymesdisplayexhibitionextravaganzapageantparadeperformanceshowspectaculartableau

  2. Unusual or ridiculous sightB2informal

    An event or sight that is striking, unusual, or even ridiculous.

    frspectacle

    • He made a spectacle of himself by shouting in the restaurant.
    • The politician's outburst was a public spectacle.
    • The fight in the street was an embarrassing spectacle.

    Synonymescuriositydisplayexhibitionlaughingstockpageantphenomenonsceneshowsight

  3. Eyeglasses (plural)B1formal

    A pair of glasses worn to correct vision.

    frLunettes de vue

    • She put on her spectacles to read the fine print.
    • He cleaned his spectacles with a soft cloth.
    • The old man adjusted his spectacles on his nose.
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  • spectacles plural form
  • spectacles' possessive plural form
  • spectacle's possessive singular form
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