Pronunciation: /ˈkɑrnəvəl/
noun a festive occasion or celebration, typically with processions, music, dancing, and other forms of entertainment
A1 I went to the carnival with my family.
A2 The carnival had games, rides, and food stalls.
B1 The local community organized a carnival to raise funds for charity.
B2 The carnival atmosphere was lively and colorful, with music and dancing.
C1 The annual carnival in Rio de Janeiro is known for its extravagant parades and costumes.
C2 Attending the Venice Carnival is a unique cultural experience with elaborate masks and costumes.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a carnival
A1 The carnival decorations were colorful and festive.
A2 We enjoyed watching the carnival parade with all the dancers and floats.
B1 The carnival atmosphere was lively and full of excitement.
B2 The carnival games were fun and entertaining for people of all ages.
C1 The carnival food vendors offered a wide variety of delicious treats.
C2 The carnival rides were exhilarating and provided thrills for thrill-seekers.
formal The annual carnival in town attracts visitors from all over the country.
informal I heard the carnival next weekend is going to be lit!
slang Let's hit up the carnival and have a blast!
figurative Life is like a carnival, full of ups and downs.
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