venue in Chinese
venue in Chinese is 地方 — venue means a place where an event, especially a sporting or entertainment event, is held.
venue in Chinese
地方
Pronounced: dì fāng
(legal) A neighborhood or near place; the place or county in which anything is alleged to have happened; also, the place where an action is laid, or the district from which a jury comes.
What does "venue" mean?
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noun A place where an event, especially a sporting or entertainment event, is held.
"We booked a small venue near the station for the leaving party."
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noun In law, the district or location in which a case is officially heard.
"The lawyer argued that the venue should be moved closer to where the accident happened."
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venue in a sentence
- We booked a small venue near the station for the leaving party.
- The band announced a new venue for their sold-out show.
- The lawyer argued that the venue should be moved closer to where the accident happened.
- Because the dispute began locally, the judge ruled that the venue was correct.
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What is "venue" in Chinese?
"venue" in Chinese is 地方. venue means: A place where an event, especially a sporting or entertainment event, is held.
How do you pronounce 地方?
"venue" in Chinese is 地方, pronounced "dì fāng".
How do you use "venue" in a sentence?
Example: "We booked a small venue near the station for the leaving party." In Chinese, "venue" is 地方.
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