cinemagoer in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for cinemagoer 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

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cinema-goer

persona che va al cinema, spettatore

cinema-goer (regular)

cinefilo

Translations for cinemagoer in the Italian»English Dictionary

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cinefilo (cinefila)

cinemagoer

cinemagoer in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for cinemagoer in the English»Italian Dictionary

cinemagoer [ˈsɪ·nə·mə·ˌgoʊ·ɚ] N

cinemagoer

cinefilo(-a) m (f)

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English

Perhaps its only then that it will be able to rise from serving pedestrian fare to cinemagoers to providing quality cinema.

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Conversely, cinemagoers should also be prepared to pay higher prices for films that are close to selling out in popular sessions.

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He has not done much to whet the appetite of cinemagoers since.

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Moon, released in 2009 to loud acclaim, offered cinemagoers a fabulous conundrum.

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The venue will sell tea, coffee and biscuits but cinemagoers are requested to bring their own lunch.

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This means a cinemagoer who buys a large popcorn and fizzy drink could be consuming their entire week's sugar allowance in just one sitting.

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Despite the odd success, they're only popular with filmmakers, not cinemagoers, and often mediocre at best and politely dull at worst.

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This was a studio, remember, that for years offered a reliable supply of first-class films, many of which etched themselves indelibly on cinemagoers' memories.

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I don't think he's like a very discerning cinemagoer.

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In adolescence and early adulthood, cinemagoers are particularly open to the transformative power of cinema.

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