carnival
Pronunciation: [ˈkɑrnɪvəl]
Word
Context: "festivity"
(noun) a fun event that usually happens once a year. It has rides, games, food, and sometimes parades. It's a time for people to celebrate and enjoy themselves with friends and family.
Example
I went to the carnival last weekend and had so much fun on the rides.
Example
We couldn't go to the carnival because it rained all day.
Example
Are you excited to go to the carnival this year?
Context: "cultural event"
(noun) a special celebration that often includes music, dancing, and colorful costumes. It's usually a big part of different cultures and features a lot of lively activities.
Example
The carnival in Brazil is famous for its amazing parades and costumes.
Example
This year's carnival was less lively than it used to be.
Example
What is your favorite part of the carnival celebrations?
Context: "travel"
(noun) a traveling entertainment show or fair that goes to different places. It usually includes games, rides, and food, and sets up in a field or park for a short time.
Example
The carnival arrived in town and set up many fun games and rides.
Example
Last year, the carnival did not come to our city, and I was so disappointed.
Example
Have you ever been to a traveling carnival?
0s0s