• n. 舞臺；競技場
• n. (Arena)人名；(英)阿里納；(意、西、葡、德)阿雷納

來自拉丁語harena , 沙，指古羅馬競技場(斗牛場），鋪沙以吸干血跡。

arena

arena: [17] The original sense of Latin (h)arēna was ‘sand’ (hence the English technical term arenaceous ‘sandy’ [17]). The central, ‘stage’ area of classical amphitheatres, where contests were held, was covered with sand (to soak up the contestants’ blood) and so by metaphorical extension arēna became the term for this central area, and hence for any enclosed place used for contests. The word may ultimately be of Etruscan origin.

arena (n.)

1620s, "place of combat," from Latin harena "place of combat," originally "sand, sandy place," perhaps from Etruscan. The central stages of Roman amphitheaters were strewn with sand to soak up the blood.

1. A 20,000-seat arena with a retractable roof is planned.

一個有兩萬個座位、帶可開合頂棚的體育場正在規(guī)劃中。

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2. Oil speculation proved a natural arena for his skills.

在石油業(yè)中進(jìn)行投機(jī)活動對他來說游刃有余。

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3. The competitors cantered into the arena to conclude the closing ceremony.

選手們慢跑進(jìn)入競技場，為閉幕式畫上了句號。

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4. They appeared on an edition of BBC2's Arena.

他們在英國廣播公司二臺《競技場》的一期節(jié)目中亮相。

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5. The arena was scarred by deep muddy ruts.

賽場上留下了深深的車轍泥痕。

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