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Meanings of funfair in English

Portuguese
parque de diversões
Catalan
parc d'atraccions
Spanish
parque de atracciones
Wikidata

A commercially operated park with stalls and shows for amusement.

        parque de diversões
        Catalan
        fira
        Spanish
        feria

        A traveling show; having sideshows and rides and games of skill etc.

              fira
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              Examples for "fair"
              Examples for "fair"
              1
              Last year, 260 companies reportedly participated in the spring fair, for example.
              Reuters
              2
              Good quality product for a fair price and everyone being treated equally.
              The Guardian
              3
              The government and the NDP said the vote was open and fair.
              Reuters
              4
              The government has dismissed the criticism, promising a free and fair vote.
              Reuters
              5
              German Chancellor Angela Merkel said election had been neither free nor fair.
              Radio NZ
              1
              I see no future for carnival in Trinidad in the months ahead.
              Jamaica Observer
              2
              Other less-active galaxies from our carnival shred many fewer stars per year.
              Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries
              3
              And as a result, the annual cultural carnival is becoming increasingly diverse.
              Radio NZ
              4
              Tracy thought his was a smile seen most often on carnival midways.
              Happiness key
              5
              Now the founders of the carnival reflect on 50 years of success.
              BBC

              Blockchain based casino technology.

                    Usage of funfair in English
                    1
                    Down on the front, the funfair is waiting for the season too.
                    The Guardian
                    2
                    A boy has died in Co Down after collapsing at a funfair.
                    The Irish Times
                    3
                    The entrants preferred to occupy the higher pedestal of art than funfair attraction.
                    The Guardian
                    4
                    He was at a funfair, but he was not having fun.
                    Johannes cabal the necromancer
                    5
                    They should knock it down and build an arcade or funfair.
                    News.com.au
                    6
                    Do you have to be hauled out of the bumper cars at the funfair?
                    The Irish Times
                    7
                    Sashi's shrieks were fearful but flirtatious, like those of a girl at a funfair.
                    Bryant & may on the loose: a peculiar crimes unit mystery
                    8
                    The funfair had been due to open last night and to run until August 5th.
                    The Irish Times
                    9
                    To top it all off, a funfair will be onsite keeping all the family entertained.
                    The South African
                    10
                    He has set the Garda on more collision courses than the dodgems in a funfair.
                    The Irish Times
                    11
                    It's a spiritual parable of consumption, gluttony and identity, wrapped in a funfair acid trip.
                    The Guardian
                    12
                    Across the highway looms Luna Park, a year-round funfair.
                    The new yorker
                    13
                    There will be other funfair games to play, too.
                    The Irish Times
                    14
                    A klaxon sounded at the funfair and screams marked the descent of the big dipper.
                    The coldest blood
                    15
                    I wanted us to go to the funfair.
                    The Sense of an Ending
                    16
                    It begins in 1969, on the eve of the Apollo moon landings, at an English funfair.
                    The Guardian
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