theatre in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for theatre in the English»Spanish Dictionary

theater, theatre Brit [Am ˈθiədər, Brit ˈθɪətə] N

1.1. theater C (building):

theater

teatro m

theater

sala f teatral form

to go to the theater

ir al teatro

attr I've got two theater tickets

tengo dos entradas para el teatro

1.2. theater U (theatrical world):

the theater

el teatro

the theater

la escena

she wants to go into (the) theater

quiere dedicarse al teatro or a la escena

1.3. theater U (drama):

theater

teatro m

an important figure in French theater

una figura importante del teatro francés

the Theater of the Absurd

el teatro del absurdo

it's a good piece of theater

es buen teatro

the debate made good theater

el debate fue de lo más teatral or todo un espectáculo

the debate made good theater attr company/critic

teatral

the debate made good theater attr company/critic

de teatro

theater guide

cartelera f teatral

the theater world

el mundo del teatro or de las tablas

2. theater C Am:

movie theater

cine m

movie theater

sala f de cine form

movie theater

teatro m Chil Col

3. theater C Brit:

operating theatre

quirófano m

operating theatre

sala f de operaciones

4. theater C (area):

theater of sth

escenario m de algo

the theater of war/operations

el escenario de la guerra/de operaciones

street theater N U

street theater

teatro m callejero

street theater

teatro m de calle

operating theatre N Brit

operating theatre

quirófano m

operating theatre

sala f de operaciones

dinner theater N Am

dinner theater

sala f de espectáculos (con servicio de restaurante)

lecture theater N

lecture theater

auditorio m

lecture theater

aula f (con artículo masculino en el singular) magna

movie theater N Am

movie theater

cine m

movie theater

sala f cinematográfica form

movie theater

sala f de cine form

theater-in-the-round, theatre-in-the-round Brit [Am ˌθiədərənðəˈraʊnd, Brit ˌθɪətərɪnðəˈraʊnd] N U

theater-in-the-round

teatro m circular

theater-in-the-round

teatro m con escenario central

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guiñol

puppet theater Am

guiñol

puppet theatre Brit

teatro experimental

experimental theater Am

teatro experimental

experimental theatre Brit

teatro de calle

street theater Am

teatro de calle

street theatre Brit

theatre in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for theatre in the English»Spanish Dictionary

theater N Am, theatre [ˈθɪətəʳ, Am ˈθi:ət̬ɚ] N Brit, Aus

1. theater THEAT:

theater (place, art)

teatro m

theater (company)

compañía f de teatro

2. theater Am, Aus CINE:

theater

cine m

3. theater UNIV:

theater

aula f

4. theater Brit (in hospital):

operating theater

quirófano m

5. theater fig (scene):

theater

escenario m

variety theatre N THEAT

variety theatre

teatro m de variedades

fringe theatre N no pl

fringe theatre

teatro m experimental

lecture theatre N

lecture theatre

aula f magna

theatre company N

theatre company

compañía f de teatro

movie theater N Am

movie theater

cine m

theatre critic N

theatre critic

crítica f teatral

repertory theatre N Brit

repertory theatre

teatro m de repertorio

Translations for theatre in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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farsa (farándula)

theatre Brit

farsa (farándula)

theater Am

teatral

theatre

theatre Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

piece of theatre

obra f de teatro

operating theater

quirófano m

operating room, operating theatre, [or theater Am]

quirófano m

to go to the cinema/theatre

ir al cine/teatro

the former theatre Brit [or theater Am] director

el que fue director del teatro

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

We go to the theatre for entertainment, not to have old fires and hates rekindled.

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The tradition ended with the closure of the theatre in 1939.

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She was only 21, her husband 26, and she retired from the theatre.

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Only the audience in this case wasn't a clutch of cinema-goers or theatre buffs.

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Despite the difference in their ages, some 11 years, they were very happy together, as they shared a number of interests, especially theatre and music.

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He ran his theatre until 1940 when he died.

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Polka is a producing theatre which also tours shows nationally and internationally, and provides a range of education and community engagement programmes for children.

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The two-week programme includes music, dance, choir, and theatre, as well as a major visual arts exhibition of student work.

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She frequently sang and acted in musical theatre as a child.

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Many of the upper middle class regarded amateur theatre as at best a harmless pleasure with no particular moral or aesthetic merit.

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