auditorium

美音：[.ɔdɪ'tɔriəm] 英音：[.ɔːdɪ'tɔːriəm]

简单释义：

n.礼堂；观众席；会堂

网络大礼堂；听众席；讲堂

变形：

复数：auditoriums

完整释义：

1.〔美国〕讲堂,教室;会厅,大会堂,大礼堂
2.听众席,观众席
3.(入)场

例句：

That conversation took place in the auditorium, during a movie-show.
我们这次是借着礼堂放映电影的时候谈生意。
The auditorium originated in the theaters of ancient Greece, as a semicircular seating area cut into a hillside.
观众厅起源于古希腊的剧院，为嵌入山坡的半圆形座位区。
At this moment, is the auditorium lights, music, young woman cross the moment, as if all this is a dream.
此刻，礼堂里正是灯光，音乐，舞裙，佳人相互交映的时刻，这一切仿佛都是梦境。
and when the entire community did not participate, a clear division was usually made between the "acting area" and the "auditorium. "
如果不是整个社区共同参加演出，经常在“演出区”和“观众席”之间划分出明显的分界。
Suddenly, the auditorium opened up a thunderous laugh, I around noisy environment to go meet his mother call.
顷刻间，礼堂里炸开雷鸣般的哄笑，我在周遭嘈杂的环境里走出去接妈妈的电话。
The stars had to fight off the crowds to get out of the auditorium.
明星们得极力摆脱人群，才能走出礼堂。
When we finally presented it at the shareholders' meeting, everyone in the auditorium gave it a five-minute ovation.
当我们最终在股东大会上展示时，全体观众鼓掌足足五分钟。
"Ode to Joy" filled the auditorium with its sweet sound as if it rose all the way to the angels in heaven.
“欢乐颂”充满了甜美的声音，犹如玫瑰礼堂一直到天上的天使。

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