CEFR B2

spectate

verb

Meaning

To watch an event, especially a public show, game, or competition, without taking part in it.

Examples

Thousands of fans gathered in the stadium to spectate the championship match.
She preferred to spectate from the sidelines rather than join the chaotic dance.

Synonyms: watch, observe, view, witness

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spectate (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈspɛkteɪt/

Definition

To watch an event, especially a public show, game, or competition, without taking part in it.

Examples

Thousands of fans gathered in the stadium to spectate the championship match.
She preferred to spectate from the sidelines rather than join the chaotic dance.
Many people enjoy spectating competitive video gaming tournaments online.

How to Use spectate

spectate from (prepositional phrase): To watch from a particular position or distance. — "They chose to spectate from a comfortable spot on the hill."

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