stadium
stadium 英 [ˈsteɪdiəm] 美 [ˈstediəm]
n. 体育场
名词复数:stadia
- A stadium is a large outdoor venue for sports or concerts. If you were a Roman emperor, you might've watched a chariot race at a stadium, but these days you're more likely to go to a stadium see a football game or your favorite band.
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- n. 体育场
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1. The stadium is oriented south and north.
那个体育场是南北走向。
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2. a football stadium，a sports stadium
足球场；运动场
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3. an all-seater stadium
全坐席体育场
- stadium (n.) late 14c., "a foot race; an ancient measure of length," from Latin stadium "a measure of length; a course for foot-racers" (commonly one-eighth of a Roman mile or a little over 600 English feet; translated in early English Bibles by furlong), from Greek stadion "a measure of length; a race-course, a running track," especially the track at Olympia, which was one stadion in length. The meaning "running track," recorded in English from c. 1600, was extended to mean in modern-day context "large, open oval structure with tiers of seats for viewing sporting events" (1834).
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