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Meanings of carnival in English
A frenetic disorganized (and often comic) disturbance suggestive of a large public entertainment.
Usage of carnival in English
1
I see no future for carnival in Trinidad in the months ahead.
2
Other less-active galaxies from our carnival shred many fewer stars per year.
3
And as a result, the annual cultural carnival is becoming increasingly diverse.
4
Tracy thought his was a smile seen most often on carnival midways.
5
Now the founders of the carnival reflect on 50 years of success.
6
Colored lights lined the road ahead of carnival celebrations due next week.
7
With the changing months I keep high carnival in all the zones.
8
He did not want a solemn gathering; he wanted a carnival-like atmosphere.
9
There will certainly be no carnival atmosphere amongst his supporters on Friday.
10
Next weekend, the Hard Working Class Heroes carnival takes over the capital.
11
The carnival mood curdled when Mr Chávez was asked about term limits.
12
The air was filled with the sound and odor of the carnival.
13
Fine line between tough test and carnival golf, says Mickelson SOUTHAMPTON, NY.
14
Tonight's games in London should be seen as a carnival of football.
15
It was the vacation time-themidsummer carnival weeks of the wilderness people.
16
In Venice, during the carnival, that innocent pleasure is allowed in convents.
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Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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