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arena
[ uh-ree-nuh ]
noun
- the oval space in the center of a Roman amphitheater for gladiatorial combats or other performances.
- a central stage, ring, area, or the like, used for sports or other forms of entertainment, surrounded by seats for spectators:
a boxing arena; a circus arena.
- a building housing an arena.
- a field of conflict, activity, or endeavor:
the arena of politics.
arena
/ əˈːə /
noun
- an enclosure or platform, usually surrounded by seats on all sides, in which sports events, contests, entertainments, etc, take place
a boxing arena
- ( as modifier )
arena stage
- the central area of an ancient Roman amphitheatre, in which gladiatorial contests and other spectacles were held
- a sphere or scene of conflict or intense activity
the political arena
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of arena1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of arena1
Example Sentences
It is all of that — the district around the arena — that shaped the parking policy.
These are the demands that must be met to win in the playoffs, and when you’re on the road in a building pulsating with energy such as the Timberwolves’ arena, the demands only intensify.
The sheer delight of playing within that theatrical arena, just like when I was James Bond doing “The Tailor of Panama,” another film in the world of espionage.
Afterward Edmonton’s ICE District, a town square centered around the hockey arena, continued buzzing until well after midnight.
“We strive to be leaders in our own professions and sections,” Scott said, “and to see true leaders of other arenas inspire a group of people like that was really impressive.”
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