Usages of spectator
Spectator cum amicis ridet.
The spectator laughs with friends.
In circo spectator caveam prope euripum quaerit.
In the circus a spectator looks for the seating area near the central channel.
Spectator delphinum supra euripum videt.
The spectator sees a dolphin counter above the central channel.
Bigae evertuntur; spectator delphinum et victorem spectat.
The two-horse chariot overturns; a spectator watches the dolphin counter and victor.
Spectatores comoedum exsibilant.
The spectators hiss the comic actor off the stage.
Comoedus gesticulari et spectatores ridere vult.
The comic actor wants to gesture and wants the spectators to laugh.
Quotiens comoedus gesticulatur, totiens spectatores rident.
As often as the comic actor gestures, so often the spectators laugh.
Choragus clamat, sed spectatores catervam exsibilant.
The stage manager shouts, but the spectators hiss the troupe off the stage.
Spectatores gladiatorem laudant sicut lanista veteranos laudat.
The spectators praise the gladiator just as the trainer praises the veterans.
Velarium podium et spectatores a sole tegit.
The awning protects the raised platform and the spectators from the sun.
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