stadia

/stey-dee-uh/US // ˈsteɪ di ə //UK // (ˈsteɪdɪə) //

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Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a method of surveying in which distances are read by noting the interval on a graduated rod intercepted by two parallel cross hairs mounted in the telescope of a surveying instrument, the rod being placed at one end of the distance to be measured and the surveying instrument at the other.

adj.形容词 adjective

nounarena for recreation or spectating

Synonyms

I think the way we play the World Cup will define a lot of things that will happen outside the stadia.
The voyage from Ephesus in a straight line is 70 stadia, and including the winding of the bays, 120.
The whole island is 300 stadia in circumference; it has no harbours, but only anchorages, the best of which is called Histi.
They expelled these people and founded the ancient Smyrna, which is distant from the present city about 20 stadia.
From Miletus to Pyrrha, in a straight line by sea, is 30 stadia; so much longer is the journey by sailing near the land.
Next is another bay, on which is situated the ancient Smyrna, at the distance of 20 stadia from the present city.

/stey-dee-uh/US // ˈsteɪ di ə //UK // (ˈsteɪdɪə) //

体育场馆,体育馆,体育场,体育场所

n.名词 noun

1
- : a method of surveying in which distances are read by noting the interval on a graduated rod intercepted by two parallel cross hairs mounted in the telescope of a surveying instrument, the rod being placed at one end of the distance to be measured and the surveying instrument at the other.

adj.形容词 adjective

nounarena for recreation or spectating

Synonyms

I think the way we play the World Cup will define a lot of things that will happen outside the stadia.
The voyage from Ephesus in a straight line is 70 stadia, and including the winding of the bays, 120.
The whole island is 300 stadia in circumference; it has no harbours, but only anchorages, the best of which is called Histi.
They expelled these people and founded the ancient Smyrna, which is distant from the present city about 20 stadia.
From Miletus to Pyrrha, in a straight line by sea, is 30 stadia; so much longer is the journey by sailing near the land.
Next is another bay, on which is situated the ancient Smyrna, at the distance of 20 stadia from the present city.