Definition of skybox in English:

skybox

nounˈskʌɪbɒksˈskaɪbɑks

North American

A luxurious enclosed seating area high up in a sports arena.
〈北美〉（运动场中的）空中包厢，豪华座位区
Example sentencesExamples
- Please, join me tomorrow at the preliminaries in the skybox.
- The Centerplate Co., which has the contract for the East and West club sections as well as the skyboxes, stepped up the fare.
- They hit the door to the skybox area only to find it locked.
- The skybox was simple, decorated with large pictures of Secretariat, Sea Biscuit, Man O’ War, and other racing greats.
- They did lots of things to improve the amount of money the team brought in, though, like installing lights and skyboxes.
- Now she has her own skybox, where she entertains board members with twelve-year-old scotch, served by twenty-year-old interns.
- The Crescent City became the Super Bowl of disasters and we had skybox seats.
- Nascar hasn't been marketed to the masses for some time now (think of skyboxes, corporate suites, etc.).
- He looked up to the skybox area at the top of the building, where a boss would overlook the work of his employees, to see Tussic waving at him.
- While working with Abramoff, Ralston arranged fundraisers and events at Washington MCI Center skyboxes for members of Congress.
- Earlier this month I posted a roster of congressional staffers given tickets for a WWF event at the Abramoff skybox back in October 2000.
- Dead Center uses no new technology, just a new philosophy equivalent to trading skybox seats on the 50-yard line for the upper deck.
- A flat array in the vertical plane will send too much energy toward reflective areas such as skyboxes and wall surfaces.
- They rented a skybox like the other broadcasters.
- We can't have one official in a skybox controlling the tempo of a game.
- Or maybe you'll spot your favorite celeb in the VIP skyboxes at Rain Nightclub, the hottest dance club in Las Vegas.
- No one's forcing anyone to buy skybox seats, tune in to Monday Night Football or plunk down a Ben Franklin for that replica jersey.
- I enjoy a sunny afternoon at the ballpark on occasion, and I can appreciate a well-stocked skybox just as much as the next guy.
- You could catch Favre stealing an occasional glance up at the skybox where Irvin used to sit and watch him play.
- The home of the Chargers is too small and, even more importantly, far too short on skyboxes.

Definition of skybox in US English:

skybox

nounˈskaɪbɑksˈskībäks

North American

A luxurious enclosed seating area located high in a sports arena.
〈北美〉（运动场中的）空中包厢，豪华座位区
Example sentencesExamples
- They hit the door to the skybox area only to find it locked.
- Please, join me tomorrow at the preliminaries in the skybox.
- They rented a skybox like the other broadcasters.
- Or maybe you'll spot your favorite celeb in the VIP skyboxes at Rain Nightclub, the hottest dance club in Las Vegas.
- Dead Center uses no new technology, just a new philosophy equivalent to trading skybox seats on the 50-yard line for the upper deck.
- A flat array in the vertical plane will send too much energy toward reflective areas such as skyboxes and wall surfaces.
- The skybox was simple, decorated with large pictures of Secretariat, Sea Biscuit, Man O’ War, and other racing greats.
- Nascar hasn't been marketed to the masses for some time now (think of skyboxes, corporate suites, etc.).
- The home of the Chargers is too small and, even more importantly, far too short on skyboxes.
- The Centerplate Co., which has the contract for the East and West club sections as well as the skyboxes, stepped up the fare.
- While working with Abramoff, Ralston arranged fundraisers and events at Washington MCI Center skyboxes for members of Congress.
- You could catch Favre stealing an occasional glance up at the skybox where Irvin used to sit and watch him play.
- The Crescent City became the Super Bowl of disasters and we had skybox seats.
- We can't have one official in a skybox controlling the tempo of a game.
- He looked up to the skybox area at the top of the building, where a boss would overlook the work of his employees, to see Tussic waving at him.
- Now she has her own skybox, where she entertains board members with twelve-year-old scotch, served by twenty-year-old interns.
- I enjoy a sunny afternoon at the ballpark on occasion, and I can appreciate a well-stocked skybox just as much as the next guy.
- No one's forcing anyone to buy skybox seats, tune in to Monday Night Football or plunk down a Ben Franklin for that replica jersey.
- Earlier this month I posted a roster of congressional staffers given tickets for a WWF event at the Abramoff skybox back in October 2000.
- They did lots of things to improve the amount of money the team brought in, though, like installing lights and skyboxes.

单词	skybox
释义	Definition of skybox in English: skybox nounˈskʌɪbɒksˈskaɪbɑks North American A luxurious enclosed seating area high up in a sports arena. 〈北美〉（运动场中的）空中包厢，豪华座位区 Example sentencesExamples Please, join me tomorrow at the preliminaries in the skybox. The Centerplate Co., which has the contract for the East and West club sections as well as the skyboxes, stepped up the fare. They hit the door to the skybox area only to find it locked. The skybox was simple, decorated with large pictures of Secretariat, Sea Biscuit, Man O’ War, and other racing greats. They did lots of things to improve the amount of money the team brought in, though, like installing lights and skyboxes. Now she has her own skybox, where she entertains board members with twelve-year-old scotch, served by twenty-year-old interns. The Crescent City became the Super Bowl of disasters and we had skybox seats. Nascar hasn't been marketed to the masses for some time now (think of skyboxes, corporate suites, etc.). He looked up to the skybox area at the top of the building, where a boss would overlook the work of his employees, to see Tussic waving at him. While working with Abramoff, Ralston arranged fundraisers and events at Washington MCI Center skyboxes for members of Congress. Earlier this month I posted a roster of congressional staffers given tickets for a WWF event at the Abramoff skybox back in October 2000. Dead Center uses no new technology, just a new philosophy equivalent to trading skybox seats on the 50-yard line for the upper deck. A flat array in the vertical plane will send too much energy toward reflective areas such as skyboxes and wall surfaces. They rented a skybox like the other broadcasters. We can't have one official in a skybox controlling the tempo of a game. Or maybe you'll spot your favorite celeb in the VIP skyboxes at Rain Nightclub, the hottest dance club in Las Vegas. No one's forcing anyone to buy skybox seats, tune in to Monday Night Football or plunk down a Ben Franklin for that replica jersey. I enjoy a sunny afternoon at the ballpark on occasion, and I can appreciate a well-stocked skybox just as much as the next guy. You could catch Favre stealing an occasional glance up at the skybox where Irvin used to sit and watch him play. The home of the Chargers is too small and, even more importantly, far too short on skyboxes. Definition of skybox in US English: skybox nounˈskaɪbɑksˈskībäks North American A luxurious enclosed seating area located high in a sports arena. 〈北美〉（运动场中的）空中包厢，豪华座位区 Example sentencesExamples They hit the door to the skybox area only to find it locked. Please, join me tomorrow at the preliminaries in the skybox. They rented a skybox like the other broadcasters. Or maybe you'll spot your favorite celeb in the VIP skyboxes at Rain Nightclub, the hottest dance club in Las Vegas. Dead Center uses no new technology, just a new philosophy equivalent to trading skybox seats on the 50-yard line for the upper deck. A flat array in the vertical plane will send too much energy toward reflective areas such as skyboxes and wall surfaces. The skybox was simple, decorated with large pictures of Secretariat, Sea Biscuit, Man O’ War, and other racing greats. Nascar hasn't been marketed to the masses for some time now (think of skyboxes, corporate suites, etc.). The home of the Chargers is too small and, even more importantly, far too short on skyboxes. The Centerplate Co., which has the contract for the East and West club sections as well as the skyboxes, stepped up the fare. While working with Abramoff, Ralston arranged fundraisers and events at Washington MCI Center skyboxes for members of Congress. You could catch Favre stealing an occasional glance up at the skybox where Irvin used to sit and watch him play. The Crescent City became the Super Bowl of disasters and we had skybox seats. We can't have one official in a skybox controlling the tempo of a game. He looked up to the skybox area at the top of the building, where a boss would overlook the work of his employees, to see Tussic waving at him. Now she has her own skybox, where she entertains board members with twelve-year-old scotch, served by twenty-year-old interns. I enjoy a sunny afternoon at the ballpark on occasion, and I can appreciate a well-stocked skybox just as much as the next guy. No one's forcing anyone to buy skybox seats, tune in to Monday Night Football or plunk down a Ben Franklin for that replica jersey. Earlier this month I posted a roster of congressional staffers given tickets for a WWF event at the Abramoff skybox back in October 2000. They did lots of things to improve the amount of money the team brought in, though, like installing lights and skyboxes.
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