arena 英 [əˈri:nə]   美 [əˈrinə]

arena

arena  英 [əˈri:nə] 美 [əˈrinə]

n. 舞台;竞技场 

名词复数:arenas 

Without them, we might never venture into the "real love" arena. 没有它们,我们可能永远也不会涉足“真爱”的舞台。
Next, you'll see the migration of the code into the model-driven development arena by visualizing it as UML models within RSA. 然后,你将看到这些代码被移植到模型驱动的开发舞台,这些代码被可视化为RSA内部的UML模型。

  • If you're watching a college basketball game in person, chances are you're in an arena — a building specially designed for sporting events and large-scale rock concerts.
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  • n. 舞台;竞技场
  • 1. Without them, we might never venture into the "real love" arena.

    没有它们,我们可能永远也不会涉足“真爱”的舞台。

  • 2. Next, you'll see the migration of the code into the model-driven development arena by visualizing it as UML models within RSA.

    然后,你将看到这些代码被移植到模型驱动的开发舞台,这些代码被可视化为RSA内部的UML模型。

  • 3. On the one hand, China demands more respect from the West in the international arena, but it treats Westerners as superior on a personal level.

    另一方面,中国需要在国际舞台上获得更多来自西方的尊重,但在个人层面上却视西方人优人一等。

  • arena (n.) 1620s, "place of combat," from Latin harena "place of combat, enclosed space in the middle of Roman amphitheaters," originally "sand, sandy place" (source also of Spanish arena, Italian rena, French arène "sand"), a word of uncertain origin, perhaps from Etruscan. The central stages of Roman amphitheaters were strewn with sand to soak up the blood. Figuratively, "scene of contest of any kind" is by 1814.
arena / əˈriːnə ; NAmE əˈriːnə / noun 1 a place with a flat open area in the middle and seats around it where people can watch sports and entertainment 圆形运动场;圆形剧场 a concert at Wembley Arena 在文布利运动场举行的音乐会 2 ( formal) an area of activity that concerns the public, especially one where there is a lot of opposition between different groups or countries 斗争场所;竞争舞台;活动场所 the political/international arena 政治╱国际舞台 arena arenas arena / əˈriːnə ; NAmE əˈriːnə /
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