Spectator in Tagalog

“Spectator” in Tagalog is “Manonood” or “Tagamasid” – referring to a person who watches a show, game, or event without actively participating. This common term describes observers at various public events. Learn more about its usage and context in the examples below.

Definition:

• Spectator /ˈspekteɪtər/
• Noun: A person who watches at a show, game, or other event
• Noun: An observer of an activity or situation without being actively involved

Synonyms: Manonood, Tagamasid, Tumitingin, Manunuod, Tagapanood

Examples:

• EN: Thousands of spectators filled the stadium to watch the championship match.
• PH: Libu-libong manonood ang pumuno sa stadium upang manood ng laban sa kampeonato.

• EN: The spectators cheered loudly when their team scored the winning goal.
• PH: Ang mga manonood ay sumigaw nang malakas nang ang kanilang koponan ay nakaiskor ng panalo.

• EN: As a mere spectator, he could only watch as the events unfolded before him.
• PH: Bilang isang simpleng tagamasid lamang, siya ay nanonood lamang habang nangyayari ang mga pangyayari sa kanyang harapan.

• EN: The parade attracted many spectators who lined the streets to see the colorful floats.
• PH: Ang parada ay nakaakit ng maraming manonood na pumila sa mga kalye upang makita ang makukulay na mga karosa.

• EN: Safety barriers were placed to protect spectators from the racing cars on the track.
• PH: Inilagay ang mga safety barriers upang protektahan ang mga tagamasid mula sa mga karera ng kotse sa track.