stadium
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1.4
- noun
- /ˈsteɪdiəm/
:
estadio
- This game should be played at home, at Buzz Stadium.
- football stadium
- soccer stadium
- new stadium
Don't miss these epic showdowns live from AT&T; Stadium in Arlington, TX.
- Don't miss these epic showdowns live from AT&T; Stadium in Arlington, TX.
- You're playing in their stadium in their country.
- Today, India welcomes us at the world's largest cricket stadium right here in Ahmedabad.
- Who's playing at the new Tottenham Stadium against Brighton.
- It was the year that the US Bank Stadium was being built.
Examples
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We have an individual who could fill a stadium with 60,000 supporters in 24 hours.
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Now don't forget it's Bark at the Park night at the stadium tonight.
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The first time I ran the steps in the stadium, it was with Andrew.
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The question is which football Premier League stadium has the highest capacity?
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When they had football, he used to sell programs at the stadium.
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Fans stayed away from the stadium, supporting the youth teams and going to away games.
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You're playing in their stadium in their country.
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Seaman left the stadium, still tearful, without speaking.
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I'm doing a show in the stadium with Cedric the Entertainer.
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The crowds cheered loudly as the players entered the stadium for the championship game.
Synonyms
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4.9
A large open-air stadium with a rounded shape for sports events
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2.9
A large building with seats where people watch sports or concerts
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1.0
A large field or stadium where baseball games are played
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2.9
A stadium where people watch baseball games
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3.4
A large covered stadium used for sports or concerts
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4.7
A large building like a sports stadium with many seats for events
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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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1.3
A large place where people watch football matches
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2.5
A large outdoor building with seats for many people to watch sports or concerts
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3.9
A large sports arena with a rounded roof that covers the field and seats
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9.9
A place like a stadium where people take part in races
A sports stadium with a roof that protects people from rain or sun
Compounds
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2.5
A large outdoor building with seats for many people to watch sports or concerts
How Big
Surface Forms
Etymology
Stadium comes from the old Greek word stadion, which meant a 'racecourse' and also a 'unit of length' used to measure running races. So a stadium is still a place for sports, races, and large public events with many seats.