Uk English Meaning of stadiums
stadiums
Other Uk English words related to stadiums
Nearest Words of stadiums
- stadia => Stadium
- stacking (up) => stacking (up)
- stacking => stacking
- stacked up (against or with) => stacked up (against or with)
- stacked (up) => stacked (up)
- stack up (against or with) => Stack up (against or with)
- stack (up) => stack (up)
- stabs in the back => a stab in the back
- stabs => stabs
- stabled => stabled
Definitions and Meaning of stadiums in English
stadiums
a large usually roofless building with tiers of seats for spectators at sports events, a stage in a life history, an ancient Roman unit of length equal to 607 feet (185 meters), a tiered structure with seats for spectators surrounding an ancient Greek running track, any of various ancient Greek units of length ranging in value from 607 to 738 feet (about 185 to 225 meters), a large usually roofless building with rows of seats for spectators at modern sports events, a course for footraces in ancient Greece, one between successive molts of an insect, a course for footraces in ancient Greece with rows of seats for spectators
FAQs About the word stadiums
stadiums
a large usually roofless building with tiers of seats for spectators at sports events, a stage in a life history, an ancient Roman unit of length equal to 607 f
ballparks,Colosseum,parks,Arenas,bowls,colosseum,gymnasiums,gyms,circuses,domes
No antonyms found.
stadia => Stadium, stacking (up) => stacking (up), stacking => stacking, stacked up (against or with) => stacked up (against or with), stacked (up) => stacked (up),
