Arena的意思|Arena的解释-里氏词典

arena [ә'ri:nә]

n. 角斗场, 舞台, 场地

[医] 尿沉渣, 尿沙; 脑沙

She entered the political arena after her husband's death.
她丈夫死后，她进入了政界。
The Roman arena was very famous.
罗马竞技场是很出名的。
An arena where contests and spectacles are held.
竞技场所举行比赛或表演的圆形角斗场

arena

[ noun ]

a particular environment or walk of life

<noun.state>

his social sphere is limited

it was a closed area of employment

he's out of my orbit

the central area of an ancient Roman amphitheater where contests and spectacles were held; especially an area that was strewn with sand

<noun.location>

a large structure for open-air sports or entertainments

<noun.artifact>

a playing field where sports events take place

<noun.artifact>

Arena \A*re"na\, n.; pl. E. {Arenas}; L. {Aren[ae]}. [L. arena,
harena, sand, a sandy place.]
1. (Rom. Antiq.) The area in the central part of an
amphitheater, in which the gladiators fought and other
shows were exhibited; -- so called because it was covered
with sand.

2. Any place of public contest or exertion; any sphere of
action; as, the arenaof debate; the arena of life.

3. (Med.) ``Sand'' or ``gravel'' in the kidneys.

Wells Rich's entry into the international arena, however, comes as Mrs. Lawrence is pulling herself further out of the day-to-day operations of the agency.
'Peace means change, but change should follow a proper defence review to define the country's new role in the international arena.
The market's latest woes come less than five months after the indictment of junk bond king Michael Milken, the former Drexel Burham Lambert Inc. executive who virtually created the current $200 billion arena for high-risk securities.
The company is pulling back many salesmen from the PC arena, leaving more of the territory free for dealers.
Outside the political arena, the reaction was similar, including that of two leading British newspapers.
The pyramid began with plans four years ago to provide a new basketball arena for Memphis State University.
Neither has a head for detail, and both can be remarkably verbose in a provincial brogue. Each was compared badly to a rival who regularly trounced him in the political arena - Helmut Schmidt and Margaret Thatcher, respec- tively.
But the boldness of the $2.15 billion purchase, which takes Seibu/Saison into a new area in the international arena, didn't surprise business analysts here.
Shaken by the boos of the crowd whenever the Japanese wrestlers enter the arena, one Japanese laughs nervously and says, "I'm glad we didn't have to cheer our man against the Korean.
The units were affected by a 10-for-one split and closed at 412p, against an opening price of 4098p. Barclays was a casualty in an otherwise buoyant banking arena, as the shares continued to react to increasing worries about a dividend cut.
The tournament also marks Kasparov's return to the international tournament arena after a nearly yearlong absence.
In the competitive arena, underwriters led by Chase Manhattan Capital Markets had the winning bid for approximately $239.8 million of Pennsylvania general obligation bonds.
However, disagreements between two Berkman branches spilled into the public arena a few years ago when Louis Berkman sued his brother Jack, who controls Associated Communications Inc. of Pittsburgh.
During this period, there has been renewed activity in the proxy arena, spurred in part by the virtual disappearance of hostile takeovers, and in part by the increased activism of institutional investors.
They also have a movie house, a sports arena, and something special: a showpiece center for disabled children.
But the big news in that arena, he said, was the penetration into the U.S. market of Korean and Taiwanese computer makers.
"It's great for us to be seen and heard outside our traditional arena.
And it explains why the market has its supporters even during the current turbulence. In the longer term, the market's ability to outperform will still depend on the political arena.
If all goes well, the hall's opening date would roughly coincide with the opening of the proposed stadium and arena.
The exchange's best bet to broaden its product base now seems to be a merger with the New York Merc, the nation's leading oil-trading arena.
When the National Basketball Association expansion team moves into a new downtown Minneapolis arena this fall, fans will be prohibited from lighting up anywhere in the building. Most NBA arenas bar smoking in the game area but allow it in the concourses.
So I think you'll see a heightened attention to trade matters. I'm going to avoid bashing some trading partner, popular though that might be in the political arena.
The recent events in Seoul illustrate the demands that an increasingly free economy will make in the political arena.
After the brief stop, the Bush motorcade continued to the Omni arena, where the president spoke to the National Homebuilders Association.
As previously reported, Centronics, a pioneer in the printer business, will become a shell corporation and is expected to become a player in the corporate takeover arena.
The left operates in the third-force arena with labor unions, with civil rights organizations, with their own agenda, separate and apart from the Democrats.
"It's an important strategic step that takes Longman more into the international arena," said Michael Murphy, a publishing analyst at U.K. stockbrokers Warburg Securities.
They round up curfew violators at gunpoint, hustling them down the streets to gathering points and packing them into city dumptrucks headed for a volleyball arena.
"State courts are a crucial arena of legal action, but they are not receiving their share of the resources.
The bank opened a Dallas office to seek energy loans just after oil prices peaked in 1982, while other money-center banks were retreating from that arena.

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