During the intermission, Takashi and Harumi had a drink at the theater bar.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

During the interval, Takashi and Harumi got a drink at the theater bar.

During the intermission, Takashi and Harumi had a drink at the theater bar.

The audience surged out of the theater.

When the curtain fell, they left their seats and went to the theater's restaurants as their fancy took them.

A long queue was snaking [winding] its way to the entrance of the theater.

I met Yoko on my way to the theater.

We're not supposed to drink in this theater.

a passage through the orchestra pit of a theatre leading to the stage used during theatrical performances

the theater had a rotatable stage

a partition between the stage and the seats of a theater

squash in [into a theater]

We're not supposed to drink in this theater.

We are not supposed to drink in this theater.

at the theater

The theater was very thinly [poorly] attended.

the front seats in a theater

in a Japanese theater, boards on the left and right of the place where the flower way meets the stage

in a traditional Japanese theater, the curtain hung at the entrance of the 'hanamichi' passageway which leads from the back of the theatre, past the audience and onto the stage

of a theater, a trap cellar found under the stage or runway

There is a ban on smoking in theaters.

I found the theater crowded.

in a Japanese theater, a short, wide curtain that is stretched above the front part of the stage

a theater stage that extends out into the audience's part of a theater and has seats on three sides

the audience gathered together in a theatre or cinema

We ran out of gas on the way to the theater.

We ran out gas on the way to the theater.

There was once a theater here.

a drama performed in a temple

a narrow platform extending from the stage into the audience in a theater or nightclub etc.

of the narrator of a ballad-drama in a theater, the action of reciting the lines from a seat that has been specially set up on stage for such purposes