【ぼうちょうにん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. observer; spectator (e.g. in court); (member of the) public; visitor; audience; gallery
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  • ぼうちょうにん
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. observer; spectator (e.g. in court)
    2. This meaning refers to individuals who are present to watch and listen to events or proceedings, particularly in a legal context.
    He was sitting as an observer in the courtroom.
    She came to observe the trial.
  2. (member of the) public
    3. This meaning indicates someone who is part of the general populace, emphasizing their role as an engaged viewer or listener in a public setting.
    Many members of the public gathered at the hearing.
    The audience members were able to hear the opinions.
  3. visitor
    4. Here, the term is used to describe someone attending an event or place as a guest, often implying a right to observe activities.
    Many visitors attended the exhibition.
    The visitors at the art museum were amazed by the artworks.
  4. audience
    5. This meaning refers to the group of individuals who gather to watch or listen to a performance, presentation, or event, highlighting their role as witnesses to the experience.
    A large audience gathered at the concert.
    The audience was quietly watching during the movie screening.
  5. gallery
    6. In this context, it relates to a section designated for spectators to observe events, especially in settings like courtrooms or theaters.
    The spectators watched the event from the gallery.
    The observers in the trial sat in the gallery on the upper level.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to become an observerto participate as an observeropinion of the observerobserver in the courtroomnumber of observersto have observers presenttreatment of the observersexplanation for the observersrecord of the observersto be evaluated by the observer
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