grandstand
/ˈɡrændˌstænd/
noun
- A large, covered seating area for spectators at a sports event, race, or other public performance.
- We bought tickets in the grandstand to watch the baseball game.
- From the grandstand, we had a perfect view of the horse race.
- The grandstand was filled with cheering fans during the championship match.
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verb
- To behave in a showy or dramatic way in order to attract attention or impress others, especially in a public or political setting.
- Instead of solving the problem, he just grandstands for the cameras.
- The politician grandstands during every debate, hoping to win more votes.
- She accused her opponent of grandstanding instead of addressing real issues.
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