Definition of ringside seat in English:

ringside seat

noun

1A seat immediately adjacent to a boxing ring.
（拳击场的）台边前排席位
Example sentencesExamples
- The demand for tickets has been growing steadily and it looks as if all the ringside seats will be sold out in advance.
- While there, I was fortunate enough to have ringside seats for Thai kickboxing, a real treat.
- A film like this succeeds not only because of the story and characters, but because the fight scenes are filmed in such a way that we're in the ring with the fighters, not merely spectators watching from a ringside seat.
- I had a ringside seat for what could be a fight to the death.
- It is difficult to know whether to laugh at, or cry for, the unfortunates who shelled out up to £500 each for ringside seats at the ‘fight’ last Saturday night.
- Larry said the ringside seats are going to sell no matter what the price.
1. 1.1 An advantageous position from which to observe or monitor something.
  〈喻〉观看（或监视）的有利位置
  when the war in the air got under way, the site of the bungalow gave an awesome ringside seat of events
  Example sentencesExamples
  They'll get a ringside seat as the youngsters develop and will be able to watch as they take their maiden flight from the tree-top nest.
  We definitely have a ringside seat at a tenacious and historic affliction of an out of control Credit system and boom and bust dynamics.
  Much of what he has gained from his ringside seat is an idea of what not to do in an emergency.
  He spends a lot of his time holed up in safe flats, and, peeking out of the window, has a ringside seat at much military action, but remains strangely marginalised.
  From the ringside seats it was clear that finally the message of the global anti-war movement had been heard loud and clear.
  I had a ringside seat for the early years of that project, because it all happened right around the corner from my old lab.
  After lunch, we moved to the observation/lounge car, where we had ringside seats for the outstanding Sierra Nevada scenery.
  He has been a foreign correspondent for 20 years with a ringside seat at many major international events.

Definition of ringside seat in US English:

ringside seat

noun

1A seat immediately adjacent to a boxing ring.
（拳击场的）台边前排席位
Example sentencesExamples
- I had a ringside seat for what could be a fight to the death.
- It is difficult to know whether to laugh at, or cry for, the unfortunates who shelled out up to £500 each for ringside seats at the ‘fight’ last Saturday night.
- A film like this succeeds not only because of the story and characters, but because the fight scenes are filmed in such a way that we're in the ring with the fighters, not merely spectators watching from a ringside seat.
- While there, I was fortunate enough to have ringside seats for Thai kickboxing, a real treat.
- Larry said the ringside seats are going to sell no matter what the price.
- The demand for tickets has been growing steadily and it looks as if all the ringside seats will be sold out in advance.
1. 1.1 An advantageous position from which to observe or monitor something.
  〈喻〉观看（或监视）的有利位置
  when the war in the air got under way, the site of the bungalow gave an awesome ringside seat of events
  Example sentencesExamples
  He spends a lot of his time holed up in safe flats, and, peeking out of the window, has a ringside seat at much military action, but remains strangely marginalised.
  He has been a foreign correspondent for 20 years with a ringside seat at many major international events.
  From the ringside seats it was clear that finally the message of the global anti-war movement had been heard loud and clear.
  I had a ringside seat for the early years of that project, because it all happened right around the corner from my old lab.
  They'll get a ringside seat as the youngsters develop and will be able to watch as they take their maiden flight from the tree-top nest.
  We definitely have a ringside seat at a tenacious and historic affliction of an out of control Credit system and boom and bust dynamics.
  Much of what he has gained from his ringside seat is an idea of what not to do in an emergency.
  After lunch, we moved to the observation/lounge car, where we had ringside seats for the outstanding Sierra Nevada scenery.

单词	ringside seat
释义	Definition of ringside seat in English: ringside seat noun 1A seat immediately adjacent to a boxing ring. （拳击场的）台边前排席位 Example sentencesExamples The demand for tickets has been growing steadily and it looks as if all the ringside seats will be sold out in advance. While there, I was fortunate enough to have ringside seats for Thai kickboxing, a real treat. A film like this succeeds not only because of the story and characters, but because the fight scenes are filmed in such a way that we're in the ring with the fighters, not merely spectators watching from a ringside seat. I had a ringside seat for what could be a fight to the death. It is difficult to know whether to laugh at, or cry for, the unfortunates who shelled out up to £500 each for ringside seats at the ‘fight’ last Saturday night. Larry said the ringside seats are going to sell no matter what the price. 1.1 An advantageous position from which to observe or monitor something. 〈喻〉观看（或监视）的有利位置 when the war in the air got under way, the site of the bungalow gave an awesome ringside seat of events Example sentencesExamples They'll get a ringside seat as the youngsters develop and will be able to watch as they take their maiden flight from the tree-top nest. We definitely have a ringside seat at a tenacious and historic affliction of an out of control Credit system and boom and bust dynamics. Much of what he has gained from his ringside seat is an idea of what not to do in an emergency. He spends a lot of his time holed up in safe flats, and, peeking out of the window, has a ringside seat at much military action, but remains strangely marginalised. From the ringside seats it was clear that finally the message of the global anti-war movement had been heard loud and clear. I had a ringside seat for the early years of that project, because it all happened right around the corner from my old lab. After lunch, we moved to the observation/lounge car, where we had ringside seats for the outstanding Sierra Nevada scenery. He has been a foreign correspondent for 20 years with a ringside seat at many major international events. Definition of ringside seat in US English: ringside seat noun 1A seat immediately adjacent to a boxing ring. （拳击场的）台边前排席位 Example sentencesExamples I had a ringside seat for what could be a fight to the death. It is difficult to know whether to laugh at, or cry for, the unfortunates who shelled out up to £500 each for ringside seats at the ‘fight’ last Saturday night. A film like this succeeds not only because of the story and characters, but because the fight scenes are filmed in such a way that we're in the ring with the fighters, not merely spectators watching from a ringside seat. While there, I was fortunate enough to have ringside seats for Thai kickboxing, a real treat. Larry said the ringside seats are going to sell no matter what the price. The demand for tickets has been growing steadily and it looks as if all the ringside seats will be sold out in advance. 1.1 An advantageous position from which to observe or monitor something. 〈喻〉观看（或监视）的有利位置 when the war in the air got under way, the site of the bungalow gave an awesome ringside seat of events Example sentencesExamples He spends a lot of his time holed up in safe flats, and, peeking out of the window, has a ringside seat at much military action, but remains strangely marginalised. He has been a foreign correspondent for 20 years with a ringside seat at many major international events. From the ringside seats it was clear that finally the message of the global anti-war movement had been heard loud and clear. I had a ringside seat for the early years of that project, because it all happened right around the corner from my old lab. They'll get a ringside seat as the youngsters develop and will be able to watch as they take their maiden flight from the tree-top nest. We definitely have a ringside seat at a tenacious and historic affliction of an out of control Credit system and boom and bust dynamics. Much of what he has gained from his ringside seat is an idea of what not to do in an emergency. After lunch, we moved to the observation/lounge car, where we had ringside seats for the outstanding Sierra Nevada scenery.
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