theater

/ˈθɪətə(r)/

解释

a building or place with a stage where plays and shows are performed

theater 英/'θɪətə/美/'θɪətər/

释义:剧院；电影院

a building with a stage where people go to watch plays, shows, movies, etc.

例句:

We are going to the theater soon.

我们很快就去剧院。

He invited her to be his guest for the evening at the theater.

他邀请她晚上去看戏。

A concert was put on in a theater.

A concert was put on in a stadium.

front-row seat

/frʌnt rəʊ siːt/

解释

at, on, or in the front of something where you can sit and enjoy

front-row seat

释义:前排座位

例句:

Let's get front-row seats.

我们坐前排吧。

I want to make a reservation for a front-row seat.

我想订一个前排的位子。

She is sitting in the back-row seat.

stage

/steɪdʒ/

解释

the raised area in a theatre which actors or singers stand on when they perform

stage 英/steɪdʒ/美/steɪdʒ/

释义:舞台

a raised area, usually in a theater, where actors, dancers, etc. perform

例句:

It was exciting to see my favorite actor coming to the stage.

看到我最喜欢的演员登台，我感到很兴奋。

There was nobody on the stage after the show ended.

表演结束后，没有人在舞台上。

They are in the backstage.