Definition Synonyms
Definition of concourse - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
architecturelarge open space in a public building
- The airport concourse was bustling with travelers.
2.
crowdlarge group of people gathered together
- A concourse of fans awaited the band outside.
3.
roads meetingRare UK open space where roads or paths meetRare UK
- The park's concourse was a popular meeting spot.
Images of concourse

large open space in a public building 
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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- French:hall, foule, ...
- German:Halle, Menschenmenge, ...
- Italian:atrio, folla, ...
- Spanish:vestíbulo, multitud, ...
- Portuguese:átrio, multidão, ...
- Chinese:大厅, 人群, ...
- Japanese:コンコース, 群衆, ...
- Arabic:ردهة واسعة, حَشْد, ...
- Hebrew:אוּלָם, הֲמוֹן, ...
- Russian:конкорс, толпа, ...
- Ukrainian:конкорс, натовп, ...
- Hindi:प्रांगण, भीड़, ...

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