auditorium

英[ˌɔːdɪ'tɔːriəm] 美[ˌɔːdɪ'tɔːriəm]
  • n. 礼堂;观众席
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星级词汇:
    n. (名词)
    1. [C](剧院、音乐厅等的)听众席,观众席 part of a theatre, concert hall, etc. in which the audience sits
    2. [C]礼堂; 会堂 large building or room in which public meetings, concerts, etc. are held

英英释义

Noun:
  1. the area of a theater or concert hall where the audience sits

1. Men in green army uniforms are sprinkled throughout the huge auditorium.
穿着绿色军服的人星星点点地分布在整个大礼堂中。

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2. The Albert Hall is a huge auditorium.
艾伯特音乐厅是一个大型音乐厅。

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3. The teacher gathered all the pupils in the auditorium.
老师把全体同学集合在礼堂内.

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4. We'll have the meeting in the classroom rather than in the auditorium.
我们与其在礼堂里开会,不如在教室里开会.

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5. Who will undertake the job of decorating the auditorium?
谁来负责装饰礼堂的工作?

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    用作名词 (n.)
    1. The auditorium seats 3,000 people.
      这个礼堂可坐三千人。
    2. The stage is thrust forward into the auditorium.
      舞台向前突出,伸入观众席。
    3. The competition hasn't begun, but you can already hear the hubbub from the auditorium.
      比赛还没开始,观众席上已经人声鼎沸了。
    用作名词 (n.)
    1. The theatre in King Street had an elegant auditorium.
      国王街的剧场观众席很雅致。
    2. They heard a lecture on the Opium War in the auditorium.
      他们在礼堂听了关于鸦片战争的演讲。
    3. The graduation ceremony took place in the college auditorium.
      毕业典礼在学院礼堂举行。
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