Question

Переведите на английский. 1)Колизей выполнен в форме гигантского эллипса. Это самый большой амфитеатр античности, поражающий своими размерами - наружная ось в длину 524 метра, размеры площадки 85 х 53 метра, а высота от 48 до 50 метров. 2)Стены Колизея построены из больших кусков травертина. Амфитеатр имел множество входов и выходов. Нижние ряды были предназначены для богатых. Люди попроще занимали верхние ряды. Для защиты от палящего римского солнца были предусмотрены мачты, на которые натягивали гигантский тент. 3) Колизей вмещал 50 000 человек (по некоторым данным 70 000 человек). Больше, чем некоторые современные стадионы!

Answer 1

The coliseum is made in the form of a giant ellipse. This is the largest amphitheater of antiquity, striking in its dimensions - the outer axis is 524 meters long, the size of the site is 85 x 53 meters, the height is from 48 to 50 meters. 2) The walls of the Colosseum are built of large pieces of travertine. The amphitheater had many entrances and exits. The lower ranks were meant for the rich. People took the upper ranks more easily. To protect themselves from the scorching Roman sun, masts were provided for which a giant awning was stretched. 3) The coliseum accommodated 50,000 people (according to some estimates, 70,000 people). More than some modern stadiums!

Answer 2

1. The Colosseum is built in the shape of a giant ellipse. It is the largest amphitheater of ancient times, impressive in its size - the outer axis is 524 meters long, the dimensions of the arena are 85 by 53 meters, and the height ranges from 48 to 50 meters.

2. The walls of the Colosseum were built from large pieces of travertine. The amphitheater had numerous entrances and exits. The lower rows were intended for the wealthy, while the common people occupied the upper rows. To protect from the scorching Roman sun, poles were provided with a giant tent stretched over them.

3. The Colosseum could accommodate 50,000 people (according to some estimates, 70,000 people). More than some modern stadiums!