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Definitions from WordNet

Noun marquee has 2 senses
  1. pavilion, marquee - large and often sumptuous tent
    --1 is a kind of tent, collapsible shelter
  2. marquee, marquise - permanent canopy over an entrance of a hotel etc.
    --2 is a kind of canopy

Definitions from the Web

Term: Marquee

Description:

A marquee can refer to a large tent used for outdoor events or a structure with a covered entrance to a theater, hotel, or business. It can also describe a scrolling sign or display used for advertising or announcements in a public place. In the web development context, a marquee refers to an HTML element that creates a scrolling effect for text or images on a webpage.

Sample Sentences:

As a noun (structure):

I walked under the marquee and into the theater.

The hotel's marquee displayed the names of famous guests.

The restaurant installed a new marquee to attract more customers.

As a noun (tent):

The wedding reception was held in a beautifully decorated marquee.

We set up a marquee for the outdoor music festival.

The company organized a corporate event under a marquee near the beach.

As a noun (sign or display):

The marquee outside the mall showcased the latest sales.

We rented space on a marquee to advertise our new product.

There was a digital marquee in Times Square displaying news headlines.

As a verb:

The website uses CSS animations to marquee the featured content.

They decided to marquee their special deals on the homepage.

Our company plans to marquee our brand on billboards across the city.

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