n.(用于名称)剧院，音乐厅，竞技场，(尤指)马术表演场，(古希腊或罗马的)赛马场，战车竞技场

The hippodrome in ancient Rome was a large stadium for horse racing and other public events.
古罗马的竞技场是用于赛马和其他公共活动的大体育场。
The Hippodrome of Constantinople, also known as Atmeydanı in Ottoman Turkish, was the premier entertainment center in the city.
君士坦丁堡的竞技场，在奥斯曼土耳其语中也被称为Atmeydanı，是该城市首屈一指的娱乐中心。
The Hippodrome was the scene of many riots and political protests throughout history.
历史上，竞技场一直是许多暴乱和政治抗议的场所。
In medieval Europe, tournaments and jousting were held in places similar to hippodromes.
在中世纪的欧洲，类似于竞技场的地方会举行锦标赛和马上比武。
The Berlin Hippodrome was converted into a cinema after horse racing ceased.
柏林竞技场在赛马停止后被改造成电影院。
The Hippodrome in Moscow is one of the largest indoor arenas in the world.
莫斯科的竞技场是世界上最大的室内竞技场之一。
The Roman Hippodrome was not only used for horse racing but also for chariot races.
罗马竞技场不仅用于赛马，还用于战车比赛。
The Hippodrome of Nice was built in 1907 and has been a popular venue for various sports and cultural events.
尼斯竞技场建于1907年，一直是各种体育和文化活动的热门场地。
The Hippodrome of Constantinople was eventually destroyed by earthquakes and neglect.
君士坦丁堡的竞技场最终被地震和疏忽摧毁。
The Hippodrome in London was once the site of the famous Epsom Derby horse race.
伦敦的竞技场曾是著名的埃普索姆德比马赛的举办地。