名词 audience:

1. a gathering of spectators or listeners at a (usually public) performance

2. the part of the general public interested in a source of information or entertainment

3. an opportunity to state your case and be heard

4. a conference (usually with someone important)

Against all expectations, the theatre reopened to encouragingly large audiences.

出乎所有人预料，剧院重新开放，观众数量惊人。

The choreography of Eric Hawkins is considered radical by ballet audiences.

芭蕾舞观众认为埃里克·霍金斯的舞蹈设计非常前卫。

The production received ecstatic reviews and had audiences weeping.

那部上演的戏备受好评，让观众潸然泪下。

She can still pull in adoring audiences.

她仍然能吸引爱慕的观众。

His legendary tardiness left audiences waiting for hours.

他的迟到是出了名的，让观众干等了好几个小时。

He enthralled audiences in Prague, Vienna, and Paris.

他让布拉格、维也纳和巴黎的观众们着迷。

Her daringly low-cut dress scandalised audiences.

她那袭大胆的低胸裙使观众大为震惊。

It was dubbed into Spanish for Mexican audiences.

它被译制成西班牙语以方便墨西哥观众观看。

They thought the arrival of television would deal a death blow to mass cinema audiences.

他们认为电视的问世将使观众涌向影院的现象不复存在。

a storyteller who can hold audiences spellbound

讲故事能让听众如痴如醉的人

The audiences are requested to be their seats by ７ ∶ ２５.

要求观众在7∶25入座.

The actress was the magnet that drew great audiences.

那位女演员曾吸引过许多观众.

Her overt sexuality shocked cinema audiences.

她赤裸裸的性表演令影片观众大为震惊.

The wonderful performance electrified audiences.

精彩的表演令观众兴奋不已.

The audiences aggregated a million people.

观众总数达100万人.