venue
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3.5
- noun
- /ˈvɛnju/
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recinto
- Rachel suggested her dad's house as a venue for our party.
- concert venue
- performance venue
- entertainment venue
But when I'm outside of that venue, I'm just me.
- But when I'm outside of that venue, I'm just me.
- Have you thought about doing any outdoor venues for shows?
- They don't let me in certain venues in LA.
- He's playing the same venue, I guess, as Harry Styles.
- And thus classrooms have become, in some places, venues of guilt and shame.
- He picked Washington, MI because they couldn't get a venue in their first choice, Moscow ID.
- I have Paris, not you have to play a smaller venue than you would in the States.
- But it's got to be one of the best venues for boxing.
- But, you know, theatres and cinemas and clubs and music venues, they're still closed.
- Today's musicians play fewer small venues than they used to.
- And it's it's this amazing venue on wheels.
- All of these sales venues, they can go to trade shows.
Examples
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Yes, I talked about our wedding venue search on here.
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The party venue is not to my taste.
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It's like a dream venue to be playing.
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But I found a lovely venue and I'll show it to you.
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We need to get over to the venue for rehearsal.
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Have you thought about doing any outdoor venues for shows?
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And we were playing at the same venue for the same show as Oasis.
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I am the manager of the Empire Cinema... perhaps the South Coast's premier film venue.
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Now I've relocated to the States and I'm looking for, um... an exhibition venue.
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The concert will be held at the outdoor venue near the lake.
Synonyms
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1.0
A particular place where people go to meet or eat
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1.4
A large open building with seats around a field for sports or concerts
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2.9
A large building with seats where people watch sports or concerts
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3.7
A large room with seats where people sit to watch or listen to events
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4.8
A place where something happens, often the scene of a story
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2.5
A large building or room where people hear live music, especially classical
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1.3
A place where people come together to talk or do group activities
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4.9
A large open place with rising rows of seats around a middle area where people watch events
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2.3
A place where people meet regularly to talk and spend time
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2.5
A large indoor building with seats for people to watch sports like basketball or hockey
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2.8
A building with rooms for meetings, talks, and events
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8.4
A place where an event or activity happens
A building where people meet for conferences and meetings
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Etymology
The word venue comes from an old French word meaning 'coming', from Latin venire 'to come', the same root you see in convention. So a venue is a place where people 'come' together for an event, which is why it means a place for concerts, meetings, and other public gatherings.