stadiums
n. countablen. large buildings with a field in the middle and seats all around for people to watch sports or concerts.
n. plural form of 'stadium'; refers to large, usually open-air structures used for sporting events, concerts, or other public performances, featuring tiered seating for spectators.
The city built two new stadiums for the upcoming tournament.
Modern stadiums often feature retractable roofs to ensure that matches can proceed regardless of the weather conditions.
Architects are increasingly designing multi-purpose stadiums that can be reconfigured to host diverse events, ranging from international football matches to large-scale music festivals and community exhibitions.
The plural 'stadiums' is the standard modern form, though the Latin-derived 'stadia' is occasionally found in technical or academic contexts.
the stadiumesthe stadiumsThe plural is formed by adding -s, not -es, as the word ends in a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern.