marquee
1 of 2noun/mɑrˈki/
Forms:marquees
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a large tent used for outdoor events or performances, typically featuring a high peaked roof and often serving as a temporary venue
- The wedding reception was held under a beautiful marquee in the garden, adorned with fairy lights and flowers.
- As the sun set, the circus performers entertained the audience under the colorful marquee, delighting both children and adults alike.
- The music festival set up several marquees to accommodate the various stages and vendors, creating a vibrant atmosphere for attendees.
- Despite the rain, the outdoor concert proceeded as planned thanks to the waterproof marquee erected over the stage.
- The company organized a corporate event under a marquee in the park, providing shade and shelter for employees and clients alike.
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a large structure above a building's entrance that shows the name of the place or upcoming events
A marquee is a large, often decorative sign or structure located above the entrance of a building, such as a theater, hotel, or restaurant. It displays information such as the name of the establishment, upcoming events, or promotions. Marquees are designed to attract attention and provide important details to the public, often featuring bright lights or eye-catching designs to enhance visibility.
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