What does arena in Swedish mean?
What is the meaning of the word arena in Swedish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use arena in Swedish.
The word arena in Swedish means arena, lokal, arena, stadium, stadion, arena, stadium, arena, arena, manege, stadion, arena, stadium. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word arena
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lokal(of event) (större allmänt rum eller byggnad) Den här lokalen (or: arenan) är värd för musikkonserter och pjäser. This venue hosts music concerts and plays. |
arena, stadium(sports stadium) The crowds arrived at the arena long before the start of the game. |
stadion(sports arena) The stadium had a record crowd for the championship match. |
arena, stadium(historical (Roman amphitheatre) The gladiators faced hungry lions and other dangerous animals in the arena. |
arena(now mainly US (stadium for horse sports) (för sport, teater) The two friends skipped work to watch races at the hippodrome. |
arena(figurative (field of activity) (bildlig) After his embezzlement scandal, the former senator retired from the political arena. |
manege(arena for circus, etc.) (cirkus) This circus has three rings. |
stadion(US (sports stadium) (för idrott) The baseball slugger hit the ball out of the park. |
arena, stadium(US (arena, stadium) One championship is played in the Peach Bowl in Georgia. |
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