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Meanings of arena in English
Enclosed area designed to host theater, musical performances and sporting events.
Usage of arena in English
1
This year, especially, could mark a watershed moment in the political arena.
2
In the international arena we must surely promote right and condemn wrong.
3
The public were allowed into the arena immediately afterwards, a spokesman said.
4
At that time, conservative thought was unwelcome in the American political arena.
5
You are left out of the arena of fierce discussion and debate.
6
In the centre of the arena is a young girl in white.
7
Don't expect Gillian Anderson, 52, to enter the political arena anytime soon.
8
The judge sat in the air high above the arena and pondered.
9
Another arena where these findings are clearly important is in advertising production.
10
The First Congressional District was not the right political arena for him.
11
Taiwan competes with France, Germany and Italy in the high-end bike arena.
12
I want them looking their best when they step into the arena.
13
Pompey let loose six hundred lions in the arena in one day.
14
Africa became the arena in which theological gladiators met in dubious strife.
15
Legal highs represent a whole new arena of which I know nothing.
16
In the public arena, the bill is strongly supported and fiercely opposed.
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Arena across language varieties
Ireland
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Australia
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South Africa
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