spectator in Greek
spectator in Greek is θεατής — spectator means someone who watches an event without taking part in it.
spectator in Greek
θεατής
Pronounced: theatis
One who observes, sees, or views something; an observer.
What does "spectator" mean?
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noun Someone who watches an event without taking part in it.
"Thousands of spectators lined the streets for the marathon."
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spectator in a sentence
- Thousands of spectators lined the streets for the marathon.
- He was just a spectator at the meeting, not a participant.
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What is "spectator" in Greek?
"spectator" in Greek is θεατής. spectator means: Someone who watches an event without taking part in it.
How do you pronounce θεατής?
"spectator" in Greek is θεατής, pronounced "theatis".
How do you use "spectator" in a sentence?
Example: "Thousands of spectators lined the streets for the marathon." In Greek, "spectator" is θεατής.
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