auditorium

UK:  [.ɔːdɪ'tɔːriəm]

US:  [.ɔdɪ'tɔriəm]

复数：auditoriums  

n.

1.〔美国〕讲堂,教室;会厅,大会堂,大礼堂

2.听众席,观众席

3.(入)场

1 . Just don't await he to talk up, one amid those persons then see don't see him for well, Wu from turn curved go toward walk in An auditorium.
只是未等他开口说话，其中一人便看也不看他，兀自拐了弯往庵堂里走去。

2 . At this moment, is the auditorium lights, music, young woman cross the moment, as if all this is a dream.
此刻，礼堂里正是灯光，音乐，舞裙，佳人相互交映的时刻，这一切仿佛都是梦境。

3 . Typically, the malleable program of a theater is wrapped around the technical core of its auditorium hiding the characteristic features.
通常剧场的延展部分环绕在其技术核心――听众席――周围，而掩盖了自己的特征。

4 . And that was that it freed up the perimeter of the auditorium in a most unusual way.
这种做法以最独特的方式将观众区的周长释放开了。

5 . Your speech last night in the school auditorium was one of the MOST instructive. It has been my good fortune to hear.
我很幸运，昨晚能在学校大礼堂听到你极有趣味并极富教益的演讲。