cinema-goer in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for cinema-goer in the English»Italian Dictionary

cinemagoer [Brit ˈsɪnɪməˌɡəʊə, Am ˈsɪnəməˌɡoʊ(ə)r] N

cinemagoer (regular)

cinefilo m / cinefila f

cinemagoer (spectator)

spettatore m / spettatrice f

I.goer [Brit ˈɡəʊə, Am ˈɡoʊ(ə)r] N Brit inf

1. goer (energetic person):

to be a goer

essere attivo, energico

2. goer (woman) pej:

she's a real goer!

è davvero una ragazza facile!

II.-goer COMP

theatre-goer

persona che va a teatro, spettatore

theatre-goer (regular)

amante del teatro, frequentatore di teatri

cinema-goer

persona che va al cinema, spettatore

cinema-goer (regular)

cinefilo

church-goer

praticante

party-goer

festaiolo

Translations for cinema-goer in the Italian»English Dictionary

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Translations for cinema-goer in the English»Italian Dictionary

cinemagoer [ˈsɪ·nə·mə·ˌgoʊ·ɚ] N

cinemagoer

cinefilo(-a) m (f)

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English

They're the snippets of footage that reward the patient cinema-goer.

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Goodness knows there are cinema-goers far older than yourselves who still haven't got the knack of respecting the film and their fellow patrons.

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Moreover, for the majority of the cinema-goers, the locations or sets are unfamiliar.

nation.com.pk

In its first month there have been 800-plus screenings of a total of 31 films, providing 72,000 minutes of big screen entertainment for cinema-goers.

www.thenorthernecho.co.uk

The doors opened, and the cinema-goers rushed out into the streets to celebrate with others that the war was over.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The casual cinema-goer isn't asking for much.

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Until recently it was reckoned that the mass of cinema-goers were aged between 12 and 25.

www.dailymail.co.uk

In other words, a world away from the breathtakingly charismatic acting genius who has captivated cinema-goers for the last four decades.

www.dailymail.co.uk

But female cinema-goers were just as likely to be seen as a problem, given their supposed propensity for wearing big hats and chatting.

www.slate.com

However, the current success of some entirely original works at the cinema are giving cinema-goers new storylines to enjoy, instead of similar remakes.

www.independent.co.uk