amphitheatre MAINLY UK (US USUALLY amphitheater) /ˈæm.fɪˌθɪə.tər/ aep /-fəˌθiː.ə.t̬ɚ/ noun [C]
F0 a circular or oval area of ground around which rows of seats are arranged on a steep slope, for watching plays, sports, etc. outside
Thesaurus+: ↑Sports venuesThesaurus+: ↑Public entertainment venuesF0 a large hall for lectures in which the rows of seats are arranged on a slope
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- ♯ Natural and artificial
- ♯ Nautical terms and seafaring
- ♯ Navigation and shipwrecks
- ♯ Neglecting and ignoring
- ♯ Negotiating prices
- ♯ New
- ♯ New growth in plants
- ♯ Newspaper and magazine publishing
- ♯ Newspapers and magazines
- ♯ Next to and beside
- ♯ Nightwear
- ♯ Noise and noisy
- ♯ Noises made by the body
- ♯ Nomadic and alternative lifestyles
- ♯ Non-blood relations
- ♯ Non-existence and not being
- ♯ Nonsense
- ♯ North American money
- ♯ Not able to be changed
- ♯ Not attractive to look at
- ♯ Not being friendly
- ♯ Not believable
- ♯ Not believing
- ♯ Notes of the musical scale