proms
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++proms1 → Proms, the2 → plural of prom at prom
Proms
Proms, the /prɒmz $ prɑːmz/
a series of concerts of classical music which take place every summer at the Albert Hall in London, over a period of several weeks. Part of the hall has no seats, so that more people can attend the concerts and pay less, and many people, especially young people, stand there to listen to the concerts. The Proms were started by Sir Henry wood in 1895, and they are a well-known part of British life. The final concert each year, called the Last Night of the Proms is always shown on television.
Proms, the /prɒmz $ prɑːmz/
a series of concerts of classical music which take place every summer at the Albert Hall in London, over a period of several weeks. Part of the hall has no seats, so that more people can attend the concerts and pay less, and many people, especially young people, stand there to listen to the concerts. The Proms were started by Sir Henry wood in 1895, and they are a well-known part of British life. The final concert each year, called the Last Night of the Proms is always shown on television.
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