auditorium
/,ɔ:di'tɔ:riəm/
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Definition
- Noun:
- The main area of a theater, hall, or other public building where the audience sits to watch a performance, lecture, or event. It is the space designed for listeners and viewers, typically containing rows of seats facing a stage or platform.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The new concert hall has an auditorium that can seat over 2,000 people.
- Please proceed to the auditorium for the keynote speech.
- The school play was performed in the main auditorium.
Advanced Usage
- "To fill the auditorium": to attract a large audience that occupies most or all of the seats.
- The famous speaker's lecture filled the auditorium to capacity.
- "Auditorium-style seating": a seating arrangement with rows of seats, often on a sloped floor, all facing the same direction.
- The conference used auditorium-style seating for the plenary sessions.
Variants and Related Words
- Auditorial (adj): Pertaining to an audience or hearing (rarely used).
- Auditory (adj): Related to the sense of hearing. (Note: This is a different word often confused with "auditorium".)
Synonyms
- Hall: A large room for public gatherings.
- Theater: A building or space for dramatic performances; can also refer specifically to the audience area.
- Assembly hall: A large room used for meetings and gatherings.
Related Phrases
- Main auditorium: The primary or largest audience hall in a complex.
- The ceremony will be held in the main auditorium.
- Pack the auditorium: To fill the auditorium completely with people.
- The popular band is expected to pack the auditorium tonight.
Noun
- the area of a theater or concert hall where the audience sits