Inglês

stadium

gb/stˈeɪdiəm/ us/stˈeɪdiəm/
A2 Inglês
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Acepções
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Substantivo A2 entity
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large sports arena with seating

A very big place with many seats around a field, where people watch sports games or big shows.

Padrão de uso: a stadium for [a sport/team/event]
Erro comum:
Plural: Both "stadiums" and "stadia" are correct, but "stadiums" is much more common in modern English. Learners sometimes write *"a stadiums"* or use *"stadia"* in everyday speech, which can sound too formal or old-fashioned. Pronunciation/article: It takes "a", not "an" ("a stadium"), because the initial sound is a consonant /st-/, not a vowel.
Sinônimos
arena (Can be smaller and is often indoor; used for many types of events, not only field sports.) | ballpark (Mainly American English and usually for baseball; more informal in tone.) | sports ground (More common in British English; can suggest a simpler or smaller place than a stadium.)
Colocações
football stadium |new stadium |fill the stadium |packed stadium |stadium lights |stadium tour
Temas
sports |entertainment |architecture |arts_entertainment |travel
Exemplos
  • The city built a new stadium for the professional football team.
  • All 60,000 seats in the stadium were sold out for the concert.
  • Fans lined up outside the stadium hours before the game started.
  • From our seats high in the stadium, the players looked tiny.
  • After the final whistle, the whole stadium erupted in cheers.
Exemplos para estudantes
  • We watched the soccer game in a big stadium.
  • The stadium was full of loud fans.
  • Our city has a new stadium near the river.
  • The concert will be in the national stadium.
  • Many cars were parked around the stadium.
unknown technical C1 entity
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rectangle with semicircles on ends

In math, a flat shape that looks like a rectangle with half-circles on the two short ends.

Padrão de uso: a stadium with [given dimensions]
Erro comum:
Learners may think "stadium" always means a sports building and get confused when they see it in math texts. In geometry, it names a flat shape, not a place for games.
Sinônimos
discorectangle (A more technical geometric term; less common in general use than "stadium" for this shape.) | racetrack shape (An informal descriptive phrase, not a precise mathematical term.)
Colocações
stadium shape |stadium domain |stadium curve
Temas
mathematics |geometry |science |education |core_vocabulary
Exemplos
  • In this problem, the region has the form of a stadium with straight sides of length 8 cm.
  • The area of a stadium can be found by adding the area of the rectangle and the area of the two semicircles.
  • Engineers sometimes approximate rounded corners with a stadium shape for easier calculations.
Exemplos para estudantes
  • The book shows a stadium shape in the geometry chapter.
  • A stadium looks like a long oval made from a rectangle and two half-circles.
  • We must find the area of the stadium in this math exercise.
Gramática
Forma no dicionário
stadium
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GB/stˈeɪdiəm/
US/stˈeɪdiəm/
Sílabas e tonicidade
sta - di - um (3 sílabas)
Stress on 1st syllable (sta)
Formas da palavra
Noun
  • Base: stadium
  • Plural: stadia, stadiums
Família de palavras
Forms
stadia noun stadiums noun
Expressões

all-seater stadium

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/ˈɔl sˈitɚ stˈeɪdiəm/
fixed phrase

stadium with seats for everyone

A stadium where every person has a seat and there are no places to stand and watch.

Exemplos
  • After the safety report, the club converted the ground into an all-seater stadium.
  • The new all-seater stadium holds 40,000 fans.
  • Many top football teams now play in all-seater stadiums instead of old-style terraces.

stadium rock

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/stˈeɪdiəm ɹˈɑk/
fixed phrase

rock music for huge venues

A type of rock music that is very loud and simple, made to sound good in very large stadiums with many people.

Exemplos
  • Their early albums were punk, but later they moved towards stadium rock.
  • The band plays big, sing-along stadium rock that works well at festivals.
  • In the 1980s, stadium rock dominated the charts with its huge guitar sounds and simple choruses.

stadium seating

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/stˈeɪdiəm sˈitɪŋ/
fixed phrase

steeply tiered seating layout

Seating in a room where each row is higher than the one in front, like in a sports stadium, so everyone can see well.

Exemplos
  • The new movie theater has stadium seating, so you can see over the person in front of you.
  • We chose the concert hall with stadium seating because the view is better from every seat.
  • Many modern lecture rooms now use stadium seating to fit more students comfortably.

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