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Meanings of theater in English
Area or place in which important military events occur or are progressing.
Usage of theater in English
1
Europe appeared to be the next theater of the global trade war.
2
The theater in China is a much simpler affair than in America.
3
Only one more night here, then new theater, new show, new people.
4
Fitzgerald called the events political theater on the part of Planned Parenthood.
5
The theater is away from water and far from the tengu building.
6
A voice comes over the theater's sound system: Gentlemen, attention on deck.
7
The papers allude to the 'theater of operations,' but war isn't theater.
8
It was good to see someone with a talent for political theater.
9
I doubt he'd keep anything anywhere so public as a working theater.
10
Then, last year, he happened to see her at a movie theater.
11
When you're in a community theater production, the cast becomes your family.
12
Collectively with Harrington, this new regime judged the theater to be expendable.
13
Is it possible to do this kind of theater on that level?
14
But the boys in khaki jam the theater and howl their approval.
15
Wouldn't it be better to ask someone in connection with the theater?
16
I hesitated, because I hadn't done any theater work since high school.
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Translations for theater
Russian
Theater through the time
Theater across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common