spec·ta·tor
noun/spekˈteɪtə(r)/
/ˈspekteɪtər/
- a person who is watching an event, especially a sports event
（尤指体育比赛的）观看者，观众 - The new football stadium will hold 75 000 spectators.
新足球场可以容纳 7.5 万观众。 - Thousands of spectators lined the route of the royal procession.
数千名观众排列在皇家游行路线两旁。
Wordfinder- athlete
- champion
- compete
- fixture
- match
- record
- spectator
- sport
- stadium
- tournament
Extra ExamplesTopics Sports: other sportsb2- He was rendered a virtual spectator for large parts of the game.
这场比赛的大部份时间他都在替补席。 - Spectators lined the route of the president's walkabout.
围观群众在总统要经过的路上列队等候。 - The stadium will seat 60 000 spectators.
该体育场将能容纳 6 万名观众。 - This year's festival attracted 87 000 spectators.
今年的节日活动吸引了 87,000 名观众。 - I think soccer is the best spectator sport there is.
我认为足球是最具观赏性的体育项目。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- mere
- passive
- silent
- …
- crowd
- attract
- draw
- seat
- …
- gather
- turn up
- line something
- …
- event
- sport
Word Originlate 16th cent.: from French spectateur or Latin spectator, from spectare ‘gaze at, observe’, frequentative of specere ‘to look’. - The new football stadium will hold 75 000 spectators.