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venue; stage; domain; scene; measure word; physical field
Meanings
9 senses · 45 examplesnoun
venue; large open area for activities
Refers to large dedicated spaces for specific events or activities.
The meeting will be held at the venue in the Great Hall of the People.
A sports meet is being held on the school playground.
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This market is the largest agricultural and trade venue in the city.
The theater can accommodate two thousand audience members.
Many citizens are relaxing and entertaining in the city square.
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stage; performance platform
Refers specifically to the performance area for theater, dance or other shows.
The actors are backstage preparing to go on stage.
His next performance will appear before the intermission.
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This dancer has performed on stage for more than 30 years and has never had stage fright.
When the actors took their curtain call, the entire audience stood up and applauded.
He was surrounded by reporters for an interview just after leaving the stage.
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domain; sphere of activity
formalOften used with abstract domains like officialdom, fame or social circles.
He has been in officialdom for more than 20 years and has built a rich network of connections.
The world of fame and wealth is always full of competition and temptation.
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He is tactful, and putting on a show for others is his forte.
Competition in the workplace is becoming increasingly fierce.
The entertainment industry is a very complex social sphere.
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scene; site; location where an event occurred
Refers to the actual location of an incident, accident or important event.
The police are investigating and collecting evidence at the accident scene.
He happened to be on the scene when the fire broke out.
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Rescue personnel arrived at the crime scene as soon as possible.
The doctor pronounced the patient's death on the spot.
The leaders decided on the spot to activate the emergency plan.
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full performance; entire show
Refers to the complete duration of a performance, game or event.
After the performance starts, please keep quiet until the opening of the show.
The soccer game ended with a score of 2 to 1.
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The audience stood up and applauded at the end of the performance.
This concert attracted more than 50,000 audience members.
The referee announced the game's MVP during the halftime break.
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scene; act (in a play)
literaryUsed to divide a full play into smaller, self-contained performance units.
This drama is divided into three acts and six scenes.
The second scene is set in a small town tavern.
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The actors' performance in the first scene was excellent.
The playwright adjusted the lines of the third scene to advance the plot.
This scene is the climax of the entire play.
measure word
for sports, performances or activities
Quantifies organized recreational or athletic events with a dedicated venue.
They have played three ball games this season.
She made an appointment with her friends to go dancing tonight.
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Our school will hold two concerts next week.
Tickets for this play have sold out.
He has participated in five marathon races in a row.
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video field (display)
technicalProfessional technical term for video display technology.
An old TV frame is composed of an odd field and an even field.
This TV model supports a refresh rate of 50 fields per second.
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High-definition TVs no longer use interlaced field scanning technology.
Video editing software can adjust the field order to fix画面抖动。
Professional cameramen will select appropriate shooting parameters based on the field frequency.
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physical field (physics)
technicalAdvanced physics technical term for fundamental physical phenomena.
An electric field is a physical field that exists around electric charges.
Earth's gravitational field can affect all surrounding objects.
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Scientists use magnetic fields to manipulate microscopic particles.
Quantum field theory is an important theory for studying the interaction of elementary particles.
Gravitational waves are spacetime field perturbations generated by accelerating masses.