Definition of odeon in English:

odeon

nounˈəʊdɪən

1
variant spelling of odeum
2OdeonA cinema.
Example sentencesExamples
- A highlight of the visit was a trip to the Odeon to see Jacques Tati's film Mon Oncle.
- Many flashes blind us as we pull our picture poses and we walk on into the large gathering blocking the Odeon cinema entrance.
- There will be some special discount offers from the council to all Scouts and Cubs, and the Odeon cinema will also be putting up prizes.
- Looking out across Leicester Square, he saw the Odeon was showing The Caine Mutiny.
- Last night, Salisbury's Odeon cinema screened the first film in its short season of classics.
- He frequents the city centre around the Odeon cinema and Anlaby Road.
- I would like to return to a favourite theme - the future use of the famous Odeon cinema building in Ashburner Street.
- Bradford's former Odeon cinema will be replaced by an ‘iconic’ landmark building.
- Katie said she regularly crossed at the pelican crossing near the Odeon cinema where a black Fiat Punto struck her.
- I don't think we need a new building because we've already got the former Odeon cinema which can fill the need.
- The halls will be linked to Essex University's multi-million campus planned for the old Odeon cinema site.
- Sarah Flanagan said the Odeon was the closest cinema for many people.
- Five thousand fans lined the streets outside the Odeon cinema in London's Leicester Square for the film premiere.
- Festival screenings will be at the museum's three cinemas and at the Odeon, Thornbury.
- On his way to the Odeon cinema one night, he spotted a poster in the Vicky Vaults advertising the contest.
- Rank bought out Gaumont in the early 1960s and the cinema became an Odeon.
- These walks also made me realise how important it is that buildings such as Eastbrook Hall and the Odeon cinema are preserved.
- The celebrations to mark the silver jubilee of the Odeon cinema in Skipton was held.
- I can only assume Odeon's cinemas are too full and they're looking for ways to cut down on attendance levels.
- Do you have any pictures of the Odeon in its early days, particularly of the cinema's interior?

Origin

From Greek ōideion, from ōidē 'song' (see ode).

单词	odeon
释义	Definition of odeon in English: odeon nounˈəʊdɪən 1 variant spelling of odeum 2OdeonA cinema. Example sentencesExamples A highlight of the visit was a trip to the Odeon to see Jacques Tati's film Mon Oncle. Many flashes blind us as we pull our picture poses and we walk on into the large gathering blocking the Odeon cinema entrance. There will be some special discount offers from the council to all Scouts and Cubs, and the Odeon cinema will also be putting up prizes. Looking out across Leicester Square, he saw the Odeon was showing The Caine Mutiny. Last night, Salisbury's Odeon cinema screened the first film in its short season of classics. He frequents the city centre around the Odeon cinema and Anlaby Road. I would like to return to a favourite theme - the future use of the famous Odeon cinema building in Ashburner Street. Bradford's former Odeon cinema will be replaced by an ‘iconic’ landmark building. Katie said she regularly crossed at the pelican crossing near the Odeon cinema where a black Fiat Punto struck her. I don't think we need a new building because we've already got the former Odeon cinema which can fill the need. The halls will be linked to Essex University's multi-million campus planned for the old Odeon cinema site. Sarah Flanagan said the Odeon was the closest cinema for many people. Five thousand fans lined the streets outside the Odeon cinema in London's Leicester Square for the film premiere. Festival screenings will be at the museum's three cinemas and at the Odeon, Thornbury. On his way to the Odeon cinema one night, he spotted a poster in the Vicky Vaults advertising the contest. Rank bought out Gaumont in the early 1960s and the cinema became an Odeon. These walks also made me realise how important it is that buildings such as Eastbrook Hall and the Odeon cinema are preserved. The celebrations to mark the silver jubilee of the Odeon cinema in Skipton was held. I can only assume Odeon's cinemas are too full and they're looking for ways to cut down on attendance levels. Do you have any pictures of the Odeon in its early days, particularly of the cinema's interior? Origin From Greek ōideion, from ōidē 'song' (see ode).
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