Pronunciation: /ˈkɑŋˌkɔrs/
noun a large open area inside or in front of a public building, where people can gather
A1 The concourse at the train station was crowded with people waiting for their trains.
A2 I got lost in the concourse of the shopping mall trying to find the exit.
B1 The concourse of the airport was filled with shops and restaurants for travelers to enjoy.
B2 The concourse of the convention center was buzzing with activity as people gathered for the event.
C1 The concourse of the stadium was packed with excited fans cheering for their team.
C2 The concourse of the exhibition hall was elegantly designed with modern art installations.
verb not applicable
A1 The students concourse in the school yard during lunchtime.
A2 Visitors concourse through the museum exhibits, admiring the artwork.
B1 Passengers concourse towards the gate to board their flight.
B2 Fans concourse into the stadium to watch the championship game.
C1 Protesters concourse in the streets demanding change.
C2 Investors concourse at the conference to discuss new opportunities.
adjective not applicable
A1 The concourse area of the airport was filled with excited travelers.
A2 The concourse shops offered a variety of souvenirs for tourists.
B1 The concourse seating was comfortable and spacious, perfect for waiting for your flight.
B2 The concourse announcements were clear and easy to understand, keeping passengers informed.
C1 The concourse layout was well-designed, making it easy to navigate through the airport.
C2 The concourse amenities included upscale restaurants and luxury boutiques, catering to discerning travelers.
adverb not applicable
A1 I walked through the concourse quickly to catch my train.
A2 The concourse was brightly lit with shops and cafes lining the walls.
B1 The concourse was bustling with travelers rushing to their gates.
B2 She navigated the concourse effortlessly, weaving through the crowds with ease.
C1 The concourse was impeccably clean and well-maintained, a testament to the airport's high standards.
C2 The concourse offered a plethora of dining options, from fast food to fine dining establishments.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The concourse is where people wait for their train.
A2 She stood in the concourse, looking for her friend.
B1 The concourse was bustling with travelers rushing to catch their flights.
B2 The concourse of the stadium was packed with excited fans cheering for their team.
C1 The concourse of the convention center was filled with booths showcasing the latest technology.
C2 As a seasoned traveler, she knew exactly where to find the best food in the airport concourse.
preposition not applicable
A1 I walked through the concourse to get to my gate at the airport.
A2 The concourse of the shopping mall was crowded with people shopping for gifts.
B1 The concourse of the train station was bustling with travelers rushing to catch their trains.
B2 The concourse of the convention center was filled with booths showcasing the latest technology.
C1 The concourse of the stadium was packed with excited fans cheering for their team.
C2 The concourse of the museum featured a stunning display of ancient artifacts.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I went to the concourse and bought a ticket for the train.
A2 The concourse was crowded with people rushing to catch their flights.
B1 The concourse connects the main building to the parking lot.
B2 The concourse is where passengers gather before boarding their flights.
C1 The concourse offers a variety of shops and restaurants for travelers.
C2 The concourse is a hub of activity with people coming and going at all hours.
interjection not applicable
A1 Concourse! I made it to the train station on time.
A2 Concourse, I can't believe I forgot my passport at home!
B1 Concourse, this airport is so busy during the holiday season.
B2 Concourse, I'm excited to explore all the shops and restaurants in this mall.
C1 Concourse, the crowd at the concert was overwhelming.
C2 Concourse, the chaos of the city streets was exhilarating.
article not applicable
A1 I walked through the concourse to get to my gate at the airport.
A2 The concourse was crowded with people rushing to catch their trains.
B1 The shopping concourse in the mall had a variety of stores and restaurants.
B2 The concourse of the convention center was filled with exhibitors showcasing their products.
C1 The concourse of the stadium was packed with fans cheering for their team.
C2 The concourse of the train station was bustling with travelers coming and going.
formal The concourse was bustling with travelers rushing to catch their flights.
informal Let's meet at the concourse before we board the train.
slang I'll be chilling at the concourse until the concert starts.
figurative In the concourse of life, we all have different paths to follow.
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