spectator
BrE /ˈspektətə(r)/ AmE /ˈspektər/
noun en → es
a person who watches a game, sport, or other event but does not take part in it
espectador, público
- spectator of something
Collocations spectator at a match · spectator in the crowd
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He was just another spectator at the football match.
Él era solo otro espectador en el partido de fútbol.
a person who is officially allowed to watch a court case or other legal event
espectador, asistente
- spectator of something
Collocations spectator in court · spectator at a trial
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The public were allowed to be spectators in the courtroom.
Se permitió al público ser espectadores en el tribunal.
a person who looks at a work of art, such as a painting or sculpture
espectador, visitante
- spectator of something
Collocations spectator at an exhibition · spectator in a gallery
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She was a spectator at the art exhibition.
Ella era una espectadora en la exposición de arte.
a person who watches an event in history, often from a distance or through records
espectador histórico, testigo
- spectator of something
Collocations spectator of history · spectator to an event
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We are all spectators to the events unfolding in our time.
Todos somos espectadores de los eventos que se desarrollan en nuestro tiempo.