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Definition of arcade - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
gamesplace with coin-operated games
- We spent the afternoon at the arcade playing games.
2.
shoppingUK covered passage with shops on both sidesUK
- We strolled through the arcade, browsing the stores.
3.
architecturerow of arches supported by columns
- The ancient arcade still stands in the city.
Images of arcade
place with coin-operated games 
covered passage with shops on both sides
Expressions with arcade
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coin-operated game found in amusement arcades
Pac-Man is a classic arcade game.
business offering video games for play
The game arcade opened a new branch downtown.
public venue with coin operated games, including video cabinets and pinball
They met at the video arcade after school to play coin operated games.
place with coin-operated game machines
We spent the afternoon at the amusement arcade.
arcade-machine title with quick stages and easy controls
We played an arcade video game with fast rounds between classes.
place with private booths showing adult films
He visited an adult video arcade downtown.
video game mixing arcade action and adventure storytelling
Arcade adventure games combine fast action with story-driven quests.
place with coin-operated amusement devices
They spent the afternoon playing games at the penny arcade.
coin-operated arcade game played on a video screen
He spent hours playing his favorite video arcade game.
Origin of arcade
French, arcade (arch) + Latin, arcus (bow)
Terms with arcade included in their meaning
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prize crane
arcade game with a claw to grab prizes
arcade hardware
arcade machine with a claw to grab prizes
games
arcade machine with a sloped playfield and flippers
entertainment
arcade game with flippers and targets
arcade
coin-operated arcade game featuring a ball and flippers
arcade
place with video games and consoles
shopping arcade
covered passageway with shops and art
gaming
arcade cabinet that stands vertically for games
architecture
roofed open-sided gallery or arcade along a building
gaming
arcade machine housing a video game
gaming
arcade game cabinet with screen on top
rhythm gaming
arcade equipment for dance video games
arcade machine
arcade machine with a mechanical grabbing arm
prize machine
arcade game machine with a claw to grab prizes
game hardware
handheld lever device for controlling characters in arcade-style fighting
coin game
arcade game where coins push others to win prizes
church
arcade above the arches of the nave choir or transept
abr: Xbox Live Arcade
online service for downloading and playing Xbox games
arcade title
puzzle video game with falling blocks
gaming
computer or console game with arcade-like traits
coin arcade
arcade-machine title with quick stages and easy controls
video games
video game mixing arcade action and adventure storytelling
arcade gaming
coin-operated arcade game played on a video screen
Examples of arcade in a sentence
Teenagers often hang out at the arcade after school. The arcade was bustling with holiday shoppers. They opened a new cafe in the arcade. We ate lunch beneath the stone arcade. The museum's arcade frames the inner courtyard.
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- French:arcade, galerie marchande, ...
- German:Spielhalle, Arkade, ...
- Italian:sala giochi, galleria, ...
- Spanish:sala de juegos, galería, ...
- Portuguese:fliperama, arcada, ...
- Chinese:游戏厅, 拱廊, ...
- Japanese:ゲームセンター, 商店街, ...
- Arabic:صالَة أَلْعاب, رِوَاق, ...
- Hebrew:אַרְקֵייד, פָּסָז' מִסְחָרִי, ...
- Russian:аркада, пассаж, ...
- Ukrainian:аркада, ...
- Hindi:आर्केड, मेहराबदार बरामदा, ...
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