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stadium

/ˈsteɪdiəm/

Translations

stadiumnoun

stadiums

/ˈsteɪdiəm/

The new stadium can accommodate over 50,000 fans for football games.

Le nouveau stade peut accueillir plus de 50 000 fans pour les matchs de football.

Additional translations

stadeUnité de longueur de l'Antiquité grecque.

stadeEn géométrie.

stadeAntiquité grecque ou romaine.

Synonyms

sports complex

stadiumadjective

/ˈsteɪ.di.əm/

Used only attributively; not normally gradable.

stadiumnoun

A large, usually open structure for sports events, concerts, or other public gatherings, typically with tiered seating for spectators.

The new stadium can accommodate over 50,000 fans for football games.

An ancient Roman or Greek structure used for athletic competitions, often oval or circular in shape.

The ruins of the ancient stadium still attract tourists interested in the history of the Olympic Games.

A geometric figure made of a rectangle capped by semicircles at each end; a capsule shape.

The company logo is a simple blue stadium on a white background.

An ancient Greek unit of length, approximately 600 feet (about 180 metres).

The race was said to cover one stadium, a standard distance in ancient Greece.

stadiumadjective

Relating to, designed for, or characteristic of a stadium.

They installed stadium lighting around the field.