spectacle in Greek
spectacle in Greek is θέαμα — spectacle means a striking or unusual scene, show or performance.
spectacle in Greek
θέαμα
Pronounced: theama
An exciting or extraordinary scene, exhibition, performance etc.
What does "spectacle" mean?
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noun A striking or unusual scene, show or performance.
"The lantern parade through the old town was a wonderful spectacle for the children."
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noun The sense of drama and excitement that a show, product or display creates.
"The director wanted pure spectacle, with enormous sets and hundreds of costumed dancers."
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noun An awkward or undignified scene that people notice.
"Please stop shouting in the shop, because you are making a spectacle of yourself."
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noun The transparent scale that covers a snake's eye.
"Before a snake sheds its skin, the spectacle over each eye turns cloudy."
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spectacle in a sentence
- The lantern parade through the old town was a wonderful spectacle for the children.
- A huge flock of starlings twisting across the sky made a breathtaking spectacle.
- The director wanted pure spectacle, with enormous sets and hundreds of costumed dancers.
- Some people love the spectacle of a big concert more than the music itself.
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What is "spectacle" in Greek?
"spectacle" in Greek is θέαμα. spectacle means: A striking or unusual scene, show or performance.
How do you pronounce θέαμα?
"spectacle" in Greek is θέαμα, pronounced "theama".
How do you use "spectacle" in a sentence?
Example: "The lantern parade through the old town was a wonderful spectacle for the children." In Greek, "spectacle" is θέαμα.
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