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Term: Roadies

Description:

Roadies refers to the group of individuals who work behind the scenes in the entertainment and music industry, particularly in organizing and managing live concerts, tours, and events. They play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth implementation of the technical and logistical aspects of a performance.

Possible Parts of Speech:

  • Noun: roadies
  • Plural: noun; roadies

Senses/Usages:

Sense 1:

In the entertainment industry, roadies are responsible for the setup, dismantling, and maintenance of sound systems, lighting, stages, and other equipment during live shows, tours, or events.

Example Sentence: The roadies efficiently set up the instruments, ensuring everything was ready for the band's concert.

Sense 2:

Roadies also handle tasks such as loading and unloading equipment trucks, organizing backstage areas, and providing assistance to performers, ensuring that everything runs smoothly during a concert or event.

Example Sentence: The roadies unloaded the speakers and stage props with precision, preparing for the upcoming music festival.

Sense 3:

Locally, roadies can refer to a group of young enthusiasts who travel together on motorcycles or bicycles, exploring various places and experiencing new adventures.

Example Sentence: The roadies embarked on a thrilling journey across the country, documenting their experiences in a travel blog.

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