English–Chinese
“whole venue” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinquán chǎng
Example
全场都在鼓掌。quán chǎng dōu zài gú zhǎng
Everyone in the venue is applauding.
How to say “whole venue” in Chinese
“Whole venue” in Chinese is 全场 (quán chǎng).
A complete setting treated as one unit, covering its space and everything present or happening there.
Example sentences with 全场
主持人宣布结果，全场都欢呼起来。zhǔ chí rén xuān bù jié guǒ quán chǎng dōu huān hū qǐ lái
When the host announced the results, everyone in the venue cheered.
Tips for using 全场
- When this noun is the subject, Chinese often treats a crowd or setting as one unit, while natural English may use a plural subject such as "everyone".