spectate
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spec·tate
(spĕk′tāt)intr.v. spec·tat·ed, spec·tat·ing, spec·tates
To attend (a sporting event, for example) as a spectator.
[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
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Translations
يَتَفَرَّج
sledovat jako divák
nézője
vera áhorfandi
sledovať ako divák
izlemekseyretmek
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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.
specˈtate verb to be a spectator (at an event).
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