courtside
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3.7
- adjective
- /ˈkɔːrtˌsaɪd/
:
junto a la pista
- We enjoyed our courtside view of the tennis match as the players competed fiercely.
- courtside seats
- courtside tickets
- sit courtside
And next VR even lets you watch NBA League Pass games courtside in VR.
- And next VR even lets you watch NBA League Pass games courtside in VR.
- My son might sit courtside instead of last row, but it's still love.
- And then the freaking ticket fees get you up there courtside.
- You feel me and being courtside me being ain't nothing like courtside experience.
Examples
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The courtside VIP seats are $178 and $253.
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Perhaps by way of apology, I can offer you my personal courtside seats for the Knicks game, with access to the Ambassador Club.
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I had a-- a courtside seat.
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My son might sit courtside instead of last row, but it's still love.
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I made the mistake of buying courtside seats.
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I had courtside seats at the Garden on Saturday.
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Courtside seats to the game tonight.
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Watch an NBA game, courtside.
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I got Ruth and me tickets for tonight's game, courtside.
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Pretty soon you'll be courtside at Laker games.
Synonyms
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3.5
The area just outside the playing field where coaches and players wait
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5.8
Seats right next to a boxing or wrestling ring with a clear view
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3.7
A place very close to the action at a sporting event or show that lets you watch events up close
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Courtside comes from the two words court and side; court means the 'playing area' and side means the 'edge', so courtside describes a place or seat 'at the edge of the court', very close to the action.