concert-goer
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2.8
- noun
- /ˈkɒnsɜrtˌɡoʊər/
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asistente a conciertos
- As a devoted concert-goer, she attends every local music event she can find.
- concert-goers say
And these drones are going to have like infrared sensors that can tell if someone's hot, they can see if someone's running hotter than the rest of the the concert goers.
- And these drones are going to have like infrared sensors that can tell if someone's hot, they can see if someone's running hotter than the rest of the the concert goers.
Examples
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"I think that's been a challenge of symphony orchestras and music groups for a long time trying to figure out, 'How do we get bodies in the seats and get people to really appreciate what we're doing?'" said concert-goer Michael Ziegler.
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - Concert-goers filled Hilbert Circle Theater over the weekend for the first time this season to listen to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra since a lockout between the musicians and the orchestra board began.
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Now, I'm not much of a concert-goer.
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The only thing most Streisand concert-goers seemed at risk of was getting a senior citizens' discount at the movies.
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Many of the concert-goers, including those who wore earplugs, may experience severe hearing loss if they remain for even half of the event.
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After enjoying the excellent music and crowd, Tedashii blessed the concert-goers with a prayer at the November 3 concert.
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The Irish Center ballroom was as packed as it's ever been, with a lot of late-arriving concert-goers going chairless.
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As fitting for the joyful occasion, the movements of Handel's Royal Fireworks Suite are pleasing to the ear, having delighted concert-goers throughout the ages.
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He remembers the throng of concert-goers busting through the gates as they were being opened and darting toward the stage in a mad rush to secure a good spot.
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He was a traveler, if only to Cleveland, a concert-goer, a music lover, a reader of sophisticated literature—all in a few comments.
Fiction book (1997)
Synonyms
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2.4
A person who enjoys listening to music and goes to concerts
How Dedicated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Concert-goer breaks into two parts: concert, meaning 'a musical show', and goer, meaning 'a person who goes', like in party-goer. So a concert-goer is someone who goes to concerts, often regularly.