Pronunciation: /ˈsæntə klɔz/
noun a legendary figure who brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve
A1 Santa Claus brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve.
A2 Children believe in Santa Claus and his magical abilities.
B1 Many families leave cookies and milk out for Santa Claus on Christmas.
B2 Some people dress up as Santa Claus for charity events during the holidays.
C1 Santa Claus is a popular figure in Western culture associated with Christmas.
C2 The legend of Santa Claus has evolved over centuries into the jolly, gift-giving figure we know today.
formal During the holiday season, children eagerly await the arrival of Santa Claus.
informal My little sister still believes in Santa Claus and gets excited for his visit every Christmas.
slang I dressed up as Santa Claus for the office party and everyone thought it was hilarious.
figurative The CEO was like Santa Claus, granting everyone's wishes with generous bonuses and perks.
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