concourse
ˈkɒŋkɔːs
concourse: large open space in a public building
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Definition of concourse - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
architecturelarge open space in a public building
  • The airport concourse was bustling with travelers.
atrium hall
2.
crowdlarge group of people gathered together
  • A concourse of fans awaited the band outside.
assembly gathering throng
3.
roads meetingRareUKopen space where roads or paths meetRareUK
  • The park's concourse was a popular meeting spot.
intersection junction
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  • concourse: large open space in a public building
    large open space in a public building
  • concourse: open space where roads or paths meet
    open space where roads or paths meet

Origin of concourse

Latin, concursus (running together)

Examples of concourse in a sentence

  • The museum's concourse hosted a large art exhibition.
  • A concourse of protesters filled the square.
  • The concourse at the airport was bustling with travelers.
  • Vendors set up stalls around the concourse.
  • The concourse was bustling with tourists and locals alike.

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  1. French:hall, foule, ...
  2. German:Halle, Menschenmenge, ...
  3. Italian:atrio, folla, ...
  4. Spanish:vestíbulo, multitud, ...
  5. Portuguese:átrio, multidão, ...
  6. Chinese:大厅, 人群, ...
  7. Japanese:コンコース, 群衆, ...
  8. Arabic:ردهة واسعة, حَشْد, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוּלָם, הֲמוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:конкорс, толпа, ...
  11. Ukrainian:конкорс, натовп, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रांगण, भीड़, ...
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