stadium
1 of 1noun/ˈsteɪdiəm/
Forms:stadiums/stadia
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a very large, often roofless, structure where sports events, etc. are held for an audience
B1Learn more on WikipediaA stadium is a large, open or partially enclosed venue designed for sports, concerts, or other events that require a large audience. It typically features seating for thousands of people, with a field or stage in the center. Stadiums are commonly used for events such as football games, concerts, or athletic competitions. They are designed to provide good visibility for spectators and often include facilities like restrooms, food stands, and VIP areas. Some stadiums also have roofs to protect spectators from the weather.
- The new stadium was packed with fans, all eagerly awaiting the kickoff of the championship football game.
- Concerts and major sporting events often draw huge crowds to the stadium, creating an electric atmosphere.
- The city invested in upgrading the stadium to include modern amenities, such as improved seating and high-definition video screens.
- As the sun set, the stadium lights illuminated the field, signaling the start of the evening's baseball game.
- The stadium's design allows for excellent acoustics, making it a popular choice for both sports events and live music performances.
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