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spectator

/spekˈteɪ.tər/

Traduction: Personne qui assiste à un événement, un spectacle, un jeu ou une autre activité, en particulier sportive, sans y participer activement.

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noun

/spekˈteɪ.tər/B1formalsport
  • frPersonne qui assiste à un événement, un spectacle, un jeu ou une autre activité, en particulier sportive, sans y participer activement.

A person who watches an event, show, game, or other activity, especially a sporting event, without actively participating.

  1. Observer of an eventB1formal

    A person who watches a show, game, or other event without taking part.

    frPersonne qui assiste à un événement sans y participer

    • Thousands of spectators filled the stadium for the final match.
    • The spectators cheered loudly as the runner crossed the finish line.
    • A crowd of spectators gathered to watch the fireworks display.

    Synonymesbystanderlooker-onobserveronlookerviewerwatcher

  2. Passive observerB2formal

    Someone who watches an activity or situation without being involved.

    frspectateur passif

    • He remained a mere spectator while his colleagues debated the issue.
    • She was just a spectator in the political process.
    • The accident drew many spectators, but no one offered help.

    Synonymesbystanderobserveronlookerviewerwatcher

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  • spectators plural form
  • spectators' possessive plural form
  • spectator's possessive singular form
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