Meaning of "stadium" in the Malay dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF STADIUM IN MALAY

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WHAT DOES STADIUM MEAN IN MALAY?

Stadium

Stadium

The stadium is a building commonly used to handle sports events such as football, hockey, sporting events and so on. Inside there is a field or stage surrounded by standing or sitting for the audience. The oldest known Stadium is the Olympia Stadium located in Peloponnesos, Greece which has been operating ancient Olympics since 776 BC. Most modern stadiums have rooftops in the seating area, but there is also a stadium that is not roofed at all. There is also a stadium that has a roof covering the whole stadium shaped like a dome. In Malaysia, the biggest stadium is the Bukit Jalil National Stadium located in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, which can accommodate up to 100,200 spectators for a time.

Stadium merupakan sebuah binaan yang umumnya digunakan untuk mengendalikan acara-acara sukan seperti bola sepak, hoki, acara olahraga dan sebagainya. Di dalamnya terdapat lapangan atau pentas yang dikelilingi tempat berdiri atau duduk bagi penonton. Stadium tertua yang diketahui ialah Stadium Olympia yang terletak di Peloponnesos, Yunani yang telah mengendalikan sukan Olimpik kuno sejak tahun 776 SM. Kebanyakan stadium moden mempunyai bumbung di tempat duduk penonton, namun terdapat juga stadium yang tidak berbumbung sama sekali. Terdapat juga stadium yang mempunyai bumbung menutupi keseluruhan stadium yang berbentuk seperti kubah. Di Malaysia, stadium yang mempunyai muatan terbesar ialah Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil yang terletak di Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, yang mampu menampung sehingga 100,200 penonton bagi satu-satu masa.

Definition of stadium in the Malay dictionary

stadium I is a large sports court surrounded by multi-level seating: ~ soccer; ~ hockey. stadium II IB level or timeframe.

stadium I gelanggang olahraga yg besar dikelilingi oleh tempat duduk bertingkat-tingkat: ~ bola sepak; ~ hoki.
stadium II IB tingkatan atau tempoh masa.

TRANSLATION OF STADIUM

Find out the translation of stadium to 25 languages with our Malay multilingual translator.

The translations of stadium from Malay to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «stadium» in Malay.

• Translator Malay - Chinese: 体育场
• Translator Malay - Spanish: estadio
• Translator Malay - English: stadium
• Translator Malay - Hindi: स्टेडियम
• Translator Malay - Arabic: ملعب
• Translator Malay - Russian: стадион
• Translator Malay - Portuguese: estádio
• Translator Malay - Bengali: স্টেডিয়াম
• Translator Malay - French: stade
• Malay: stadium
• Translator Malay - German: Stadion
• Translator Malay - Japanese: スタジアム
• Translator Malay - Korean: 경기장
• Translator Malay - Javanese: stadion
• Translator Malay - Vietnamese: sân vận động
• Translator Malay - Tamil: அரங்கம்
• Translator Malay - Marathi: स्टेडियम
• Translator Malay - Turkish: stadyum
• Translator Malay - Italian: stadio
• Translator Malay - Polish: stadion
• Translator Malay - Ukrainian: стадіон
• Translator Malay - Romanian: stadion
• Translator Malay - Greek: στάδιο
• Translator Malay - Afrikaans: stadion
• Translator Malay - Swedish: stadion
• Translator Malay - Norwegian: stadion

10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «STADIUM»

Discover the use of stadium in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to stadium and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.

Riverfront Stadium: Home of the Big Red Machine

Riverfront Stadium, which opened in 1970, hosted the greatest team in Cincinnati Reds baseball history.

Mike Shannon, 2003

God In The Stadium: Sports and Religion in America - Halaman 145

Ployful. Alternotives. la. both popular culture with its fascination for reform and practicality and in more elite intellectual establishments, the idea of the hero captured the imagination of an age. The hero became the ideal of the individual in ...

Robert J. Higgs, 2015

A Stadium of 4 Million

Rather, this book is a compelling behind-the-scenes look at the managing of a large international event. As such it will appeal to business people and others in many fields, as a story of how a vision can be brought to stunning reality.

Martin Snedden, 2012

Detroit's Olympia Stadium

Robert Wimmer has compiled over 200 historic photographs and detailed captions for this new book, that follows the life of a sporting and entertainment landmark in the Motor City until its demolition in 1986.

Robert Wimmer, 2000

Stadium Game: 50 Years of Big League Greed and Bush ...

In Stadium Games, veteran Minneapolis Star Tribune reporter Jay Weiner analyzes Minnesota's fifty-year history with pro sports and the issues contributing to the bid for a new stadium for the Minnesota Twins, along the way providing a big ...

Jay Weiner, 2000

Sightlines: A Stadium Odyssey

The perfect companion volume to his bestselling books on football grounds, Sightlines is full of insight, wit, anecdotes and characters from a world beyond that every sports fan will recognise. It is proof that he is not alone.

Simon Inglis, 2011

The New Cathedrals: Politics and Media in the History of ...

Written in lucid, jargon-free prose, this book combines a detailed history of stadium construction with an analysis of current stadium issues that provides a rich, portrait of our cultural landscape.

Robert C. Trumpbour, 2007

Soldier Field: A Stadium and Its City

As he tells it, the tale of Soldier Field truly is the story of Chicago, filled with political intrigue and civic pride.

Liam T. A. Ford, 2009

Field of Schemes: How the Great Stadium Swindle Turns ...

How the Great Stadium Swindle Turns Public Money into Private Profit, Revised and Expanded Edition Neil deMause, Joanna ... In more and more cities, owners of sports teams were demanding new publicly financed stadiums at hundreds of ...

Neil deMause, ‎Joanna Cagan, 2015

Public Dollars, Private Stadiums: The Battle Over Building ...

Delaney and Eckstein show that in the face of studies demonstrating that new sports facilities don't live up to their promise of big money, proponents are using a new tactic to win public subsidies¾intangible "social" rewards, such as ...

Kevin J. Delaney, ‎Rick Eckstein, 2003