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    Espectadores (en. Spectators)

    /espektaˈðoɾes/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    People who observe an event, show, or activity.
    The spectators applauded at the end of the play.
    Los espectadores aplaudieron al final de la obra.
    Individuals who are present in a place to see something.
    The stadium was filled with spectators cheering for their team.
    El estadio estaba lleno de espectadores animando a su equipo.
    People who watch or follow a program in the media.
    The number of spectators for the series has increased significantly.
    El número de espectadores de la serie ha aumentado considerablemente.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'spectator', meaning 'the one who looks or observes'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    privileged spectator
    A person who has access to an exclusive experience or event.
    espectador privilegiado
    captive spectators
    An audience that is obliged to stay in one place to watch an event.
    espectadores cautivos
    to be just another spectator
    Not actively participating, but just observing.
    ser un espectador más

    Related Words

    show
    Entertainment event presented to an audience.
    espectáculo
    audience
    Group of people attending a particular event.
    audiencia
    event
    Scheduled situation or activity carried out in front of an audience.
    evento

    Slang Meanings

    Audience that behaves enthusiastically or passionately.
    The audience was so energizing that it became a spectacle in itself.
    El público era tan energizante que se convirtió en un espectáculo por sí mismo.
    People who only attend due to trends or popularity.
    He came just to be a trendy spectator.
    Vino solo por ser un espectador de moda.