spectate

spec·tate

 (spĕk′tāt)

intr.v. spec·tat·ed, spec·tat·ing, spec·tates

To attend (a sporting event, for example) as a spectator.

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[Back-formation from spectator.]

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spectate

(spɛkˈteɪt)

vb

(intr) to be a spectator, esp at a sporting event; watch

[C20: back formation from spectator]

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spec•tate

(ˈspɛk teɪt)

v.i. -tat•ed, -tat•ing.

to be present as a spectator.

[1700–10; back formation from spectator]

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spectate

Past participle: spectated
Gerund: spectating

Imperative

spectate

spectate

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Thesaurus

Verb

1.

spectate - be a spectator in a sports event view, watch, take in, see, catch - see or watch; "view a show on television"; "This program will be seen all over the world"; "view an exhibition"; "Catch a show on Broadway"; "see a movie"

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Translations

يَتَفَرَّج

sledovat jako divák

zuschauen

nézője

vera áhorfandi

sledovať ako divák

izlemekseyretmek

观看

spectate

[spekˈteɪt] VI → mirar
they come to spectate → vienen de espectadores

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spectate

vi (inf: esp Sport) → zuschauen (at bei)

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spectator

(spekˈteitə) , ((American) ˈspekteitər) noun

a person who watches (an event). Fifty thousand spectators came to the match. toeskouer مُتَفَرِّج зрител espectador divák der/die Zuschauer(in) tilskuer θεατήςespectador pealtvaataja تماشاچي katsoja spectateur/-trice צופה दर्शक, प्रेक्षक gledatelj, motritelj néző penonton áhorfandi spettatore, spettatrice 見物人 구경꾼 žiūrovas skatītājs penonton toeschouwertilskuerwidz لیدونکی espectador spectator зритель divák gledalec gledalac åskådare ผู้เข้าชม seyirci, izleyici 觀眾 спостерігач; глядач تماشا بین، تماشائی người xem, khán giả 观众

specˈtate verb

to be a spectator (at an event). toeskouer wees يَتَفَرَّج наблюдавам assistir sledovat jako divák zuschauen være tilskuer παρακολουθώmirar vaatlejaks olema, (sündmusi) jälgima katsoa participer en simple spectateur/-trice לִצפּוֹת किसी घटना को देखना biti gledatelj nézője vminek menonton vera áhorfandi assistere 見物する (행사를) 구경하다 būti žiūrovu būt skatītājam; skatīties menonton toeschouwer zijn være tilskuer być widzem ننداره assistir a asista ca spectator быть зрителем sledovať ako divák biti gledalec posmatrati se, beskåda เป็นผู้ชม izlemek, seyretmek 觀看 спостерігати, бути глядачем ناظر ہونا có mặt với tư cách người xem 观看

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