theatergoer in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for theatergoer in the English»Spanish Dictionary

theatergoer, theatregoer Brit [ˈθiːətərˌɡəʊər, ˈθɪətəˌɡəʊə(r)] N

1. theatergoer THEAT:

the street was full of theatergoers

la calle estaba llena de gente que iba a/venía del teatro

he's a keen theatergoer

es muy aficionado al teatro

he's a keen theatergoer

va mucho al teatro

the number of theatergoers has declined

el número de asistentes al teatro ha disminuido

2. theatergoer Am → moviegoer

See also moviegoer

moviegoer [Am ˈmuviˌɡoʊ(ə)r, Brit ˈmuːvɪɡəʊə] N esp Am

he's a keen moviegoer

va mucho al cine

he's a keen moviegoer

es muy aficionado al cine

the street was full of moviegoers

la calle estaba llena de gente que iba al/venía del cine

theatergoer in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for theatergoer in the English»Spanish Dictionary

theatregoer N

theatregoer

aficionado(-a) m (f) al teatro

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

For many theatergoers, that same type of indelible memory is sparked by their first experience of a favorite play of musical.

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Meaning it takes its sweet storytelling time, in that meandering way that works well for novels, but might make some theatergoers antsy.

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To most theatergoers, the absence of these figures might not even register.

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What plays will we send forth to the theatergoers 5000 years from now?

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As of 2014, the festival has premiered over 350 musicals, which have featured the work of over 8,000 artists and have been attended by 300,000 theatergoers.

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It was an excellent year for theatergoers in 2010, and by all accounts, 2011 is shaping up to be just as exciting.

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Alarmed theatergoers scurried for the exits.

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His extended scene in a cave prompts some theatergoers to give him a standing ovation - and the show's not even half over.

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The stage wizardry on display is guaranteed to entertain even the most casual of theatergoers.

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The first production 1940 shocked a lot of critics and many theatergoers.

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