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Meanings of traveling carnival in English
Amusement show that is moved from place to place.
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Examples for "carnival"
Examples for "carnival"
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.
Usage of traveling carnival in English
1
They're mostly used in Hollywood and the occasional traveling carnival.
2
Briefly, two irresponsible parents, traveling carnival workers, dump two teenage daughters with a complete stranger.
3
It's like a traveling carnival show with politics, organized by a peace activist named Fred Gardner.
4
It smelled like a traveling carnival: corn dogs, the cinnamon smell of funnel cakes, snow cones, sweat.
5
He's the charismatic but evil Earth-moving ringleader of a traveling carnival who recruits people with special powers for a mysterious purpose.
6
The witness, Quaquo Kelly, reported the encounter to state police the same year, but by that time Keiper had joined a traveling carnival and vanished.
7
That would make him responsible for more than half of the foreign workers who handle the rides, booths and other concessions at America's traveling carnivals.
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Translations for traveling carnival
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