Colosseum in Latin
Colosseum in Latin is Colosseum — Colosseum means a large ancient Roman amphitheater in Rome used for gladiator fights and public spectacles; more broadly, any large stadium built in a similar style.
Colosseum in Latin
Colosseum
The largest stadium in the Roman empire, located near the center of Rome.
What does "Colosseum" mean?
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noun A large ancient Roman amphitheater in Rome used for gladiator fights and public spectacles; more broadly, any large stadium built in a similar style.
"Tourists line up for hours to tour the Colosseum in Rome."
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Colosseum in a sentence
- Tourists line up for hours to tour the Colosseum in Rome.
- The city built a modern colosseum for concerts and sporting events.
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What is "Colosseum" in Latin?
"Colosseum" in Latin is Colosseum. Colosseum means: A large ancient Roman amphitheater in Rome used for gladiator fights and public spectacles; more broadly, any large stadium built in a similar style.
How do you use "Colosseum" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists line up for hours to tour the Colosseum in Rome." In Latin, "Colosseum" is Colosseum.
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