Definition of cineplex in English:

cineplex

nounˈsɪnɪplɛksˈsɪnəˌplɛks

North American trademark

A cinema with several separate screens; a multiplex.
〈商标，主北美〉多放映厅电影（影剧）院
Example sentencesExamples
- Theater owners worry that folks will find it easier - and cheaper - to wait for the DVD rather than brave the lines at their cineplex.
- My local cineplex has 12 screens.
- The site will also contain 50 retail units, multi-storey and underground parking and a six-screen cineplex.
- Leaving the cineplex, we crossed the street to the stadium.
- The film boasts an emotional honesty all too rarely seen at cineplexes these days.
- The cineplex will feature stadium seating and wall-to-wall screens.
- The way it is right now, every film in a cineplex must be made for children to watch.
- The audience were well-groomed types who usually crowd cineplexes for Hollywood movies and stay away from theatrical performances.
- Audiences can now partake of French films at their favorite cineplex in the capital.
- I may actually pay the eight bucks to see one of your movies at the cineplex.
- There were many other films out there besides the ‘family’ films being churned out at the local cineplex.
- They are frequent moviegoers, meaning they travel to the cineplex at least once a month.
- Since then, I haven't been back to the cineplex, and I don't think I've even seen more than one or two movies.
- I'm for any movie that sparks debate and thought outside of the cineplex.
- Mental illness is too complex a subject for an hour and a half at the cineplex.
- Our destination, a cineplex, was 10 short blocks away.
- Ballard doesn't go out to his local cineplex but watches rented movies at home.
- There are really only three action movies hitting the cineplexes in the holiday season without franchise credentials.
- She obviously wanted to spend her Valentine's Day alone because she packed me off to the cineplex.
- Action films abound in cineplexes across the world, providing audience members with a brief adrenaline rush and occupying ninety minutes of their time.
Synonyms
movie theatre, movie house

Origin

1970s: blend of cinema and complex.

Definition of cineplex in US English:

cineplex

(also Cineplex)

nounˈsɪnəˌplɛksˈsinəˌpleks

North American trademark

A movie theater with several separate screens; a multiplex.
〈商标，主北美〉多放映厅电影（影剧）院
Example sentencesExamples
- Leaving the cineplex, we crossed the street to the stadium.
- The site will also contain 50 retail units, multi-storey and underground parking and a six-screen cineplex.
- The cineplex will feature stadium seating and wall-to-wall screens.
- There were many other films out there besides the ‘family’ films being churned out at the local cineplex.
- I may actually pay the eight bucks to see one of your movies at the cineplex.
- I'm for any movie that sparks debate and thought outside of the cineplex.
- Ballard doesn't go out to his local cineplex but watches rented movies at home.
- Audiences can now partake of French films at their favorite cineplex in the capital.
- Our destination, a cineplex, was 10 short blocks away.
- The film boasts an emotional honesty all too rarely seen at cineplexes these days.
- The way it is right now, every film in a cineplex must be made for children to watch.
- Theater owners worry that folks will find it easier - and cheaper - to wait for the DVD rather than brave the lines at their cineplex.
- She obviously wanted to spend her Valentine's Day alone because she packed me off to the cineplex.
- Action films abound in cineplexes across the world, providing audience members with a brief adrenaline rush and occupying ninety minutes of their time.
- Mental illness is too complex a subject for an hour and a half at the cineplex.
- There are really only three action movies hitting the cineplexes in the holiday season without franchise credentials.
- The audience were well-groomed types who usually crowd cineplexes for Hollywood movies and stay away from theatrical performances.
- They are frequent moviegoers, meaning they travel to the cineplex at least once a month.
- My local cineplex has 12 screens.
- Since then, I haven't been back to the cineplex, and I don't think I've even seen more than one or two movies.
Synonyms
movie theatre, movie house

Origin

1970s: blend of cinema and complex.

单词	cineplex
释义	Definition of cineplex in English: cineplex nounˈsɪnɪplɛksˈsɪnəˌplɛks North American trademark A cinema with several separate screens; a multiplex. 〈商标，主北美〉多放映厅电影（影剧）院 Example sentencesExamples Theater owners worry that folks will find it easier - and cheaper - to wait for the DVD rather than brave the lines at their cineplex. My local cineplex has 12 screens. The site will also contain 50 retail units, multi-storey and underground parking and a six-screen cineplex. Leaving the cineplex, we crossed the street to the stadium. The film boasts an emotional honesty all too rarely seen at cineplexes these days. The cineplex will feature stadium seating and wall-to-wall screens. The way it is right now, every film in a cineplex must be made for children to watch. The audience were well-groomed types who usually crowd cineplexes for Hollywood movies and stay away from theatrical performances. Audiences can now partake of French films at their favorite cineplex in the capital. I may actually pay the eight bucks to see one of your movies at the cineplex. There were many other films out there besides the ‘family’ films being churned out at the local cineplex. They are frequent moviegoers, meaning they travel to the cineplex at least once a month. Since then, I haven't been back to the cineplex, and I don't think I've even seen more than one or two movies. I'm for any movie that sparks debate and thought outside of the cineplex. Mental illness is too complex a subject for an hour and a half at the cineplex. Our destination, a cineplex, was 10 short blocks away. Ballard doesn't go out to his local cineplex but watches rented movies at home. There are really only three action movies hitting the cineplexes in the holiday season without franchise credentials. She obviously wanted to spend her Valentine's Day alone because she packed me off to the cineplex. Action films abound in cineplexes across the world, providing audience members with a brief adrenaline rush and occupying ninety minutes of their time. Synonyms movie theatre, movie house Origin 1970s: blend of cinema and complex. Definition of cineplex in US English: cineplex (also Cineplex) nounˈsɪnəˌplɛksˈsinəˌpleks North American trademark A movie theater with several separate screens; a multiplex. 〈商标，主北美〉多放映厅电影（影剧）院 Example sentencesExamples Leaving the cineplex, we crossed the street to the stadium. The site will also contain 50 retail units, multi-storey and underground parking and a six-screen cineplex. The cineplex will feature stadium seating and wall-to-wall screens. There were many other films out there besides the ‘family’ films being churned out at the local cineplex. I may actually pay the eight bucks to see one of your movies at the cineplex. I'm for any movie that sparks debate and thought outside of the cineplex. Ballard doesn't go out to his local cineplex but watches rented movies at home. Audiences can now partake of French films at their favorite cineplex in the capital. Our destination, a cineplex, was 10 short blocks away. The film boasts an emotional honesty all too rarely seen at cineplexes these days. The way it is right now, every film in a cineplex must be made for children to watch. Theater owners worry that folks will find it easier - and cheaper - to wait for the DVD rather than brave the lines at their cineplex. She obviously wanted to spend her Valentine's Day alone because she packed me off to the cineplex. Action films abound in cineplexes across the world, providing audience members with a brief adrenaline rush and occupying ninety minutes of their time. Mental illness is too complex a subject for an hour and a half at the cineplex. There are really only three action movies hitting the cineplexes in the holiday season without franchise credentials. The audience were well-groomed types who usually crowd cineplexes for Hollywood movies and stay away from theatrical performances. They are frequent moviegoers, meaning they travel to the cineplex at least once a month. My local cineplex has 12 screens. Since then, I haven't been back to the cineplex, and I don't think I've even seen more than one or two movies. Synonyms movie theatre, movie house Origin 1970s: blend of cinema and complex.
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