英:[ˈkɑːnɪvl]
美:[ˈkɑːrnɪvl]
英:[ˈkɑːnɪvl]
美:[ˈkɑːrnɪvl]
car·ni·val
kar n vl
复数:carnivals
noun
a season or festival of merrymaking before Lent
an instance of merrymaking, feasting, or masquerading
an instance of riotous excess
a carnival of violence
a traveling enterprise offering amusements
an organized program of entertainment or exhibition : festival
a winter carnival
adjective
suggestive of or suited to a carnival carnival colors
a carnival atmosphere
carnival parade狂欢节队伍
1540年代,“大斋节前的欢乐时光”,源自法语 carnaval,来自意大利语 carnevale “肉星期二”,源自旧意大利语形式,如米兰语 *carnelevale,旧比萨语 carnelevare “去除肉”,字面意思是“升起肉”,源自拉丁语 caro “肉”(最初是“一块肉”,源自 PIE 词根 *sker-(1)“切割”)+ levare “轻松,升起,去除”(源自 PIE 词根 *legwh- “不重,重量轻”)。
民间词源认为它来自中世纪拉丁语 carne vale “‘肉,再见!’”。在1590年代以来,以“宴会或狂欢”为比喻意义出现。1926年,美国英语中出现了“马戏团或娱乐会”的含义。
Noun Italian carnevale, alteration of earlier carnelevare, literally, removal of meat, from carne flesh (from Latin carn-, caro) + levare to remove, from Latin, to raise
The first known use of carnival was in 1549
carobnoun
the sweet pod of a Mediterranean evergreen tree of the legume family that can be prepared to resemble chocolate and is used in various foods
carnotitenoun
a radioactive mineral from which radium and uranium are obtained
carnivorousadjective
feeding on animal tissues
trapping and digesting insects
carnivorous plants
of or relating to the carnivores
carnivorenoun
a flesh-eating animalespecially: any of an order of flesh-eating mammals
a plant that traps and digests insects
carnivorenoun
a flesh-eating animalespecially: any of an order of flesh-eating mammals
a plant that traps and digests insects
carnivalnoun
a season or festival of merrymaking before Lent
a noisy merrymaking
a traveling group that puts on a variety of amusements
a program of entertainment
1 People mingled happily at the carnival.
大家在狂欢节交往得很快乐.
2 Wearing masks at the carnival gave them a taste of privacy and freedom.
在威尼斯狂欢节期间戴上面具,让他们尝到了独处和自由的滋味.
3 So Papa dropped me off at the carnival.
4 Angry, Father reminded me of a carnival toy, a leather fist attached to a coiled spring used in puppet shows.
5 It was still five days before the carnival ; however, tourists already coming in large numbers.
离狂欢节还有5天, 可大批旅游者已经来了.
6 Finally, we reached a wide square where the carnival was in full, rollicking swing, packed with masses of people and brightly colored tents and more activity than my eyes could take in at once.
7 Mostly just bottles of water or the cheap carnival masks that you could buy on any street comer.
8 I loved the carnival atmosphere that day—and especially eating cotton candy and candied apples.
9 There is a carnival atmosphere in the office.
10 But I think that’s what the carnival folks were trying to do.
11 No one wants to do anything but talk about the carnival.
12 Sometime in 1925 Johnny and his guardian pulled into the old mining town of Butte, Montana, where the local bullring racetrack linked up with a network of other tracks, carnivals, and fairs.
13 In fact, it can be something dangerously mysterious: a carnival of chaos, a mirage of make-believe, a resplendent reverie.
14 The sunset has turned the sky into a carnival of color as Noah and Brian walk out of the forest, hand in hand.
15 He subsequently moved to Venice, which soon became as obsessed with opera as it had traditionally been with carnivals, and the world’s first public opera house, San Cassiano, opened there in 1637.
16 After the one carnival ride each, we paid in guilt; our tired father counted his change on the dark walk home.
17 An understanding of expected values is helpful in analyzing most casino games, as well as the lesser- known game of chuck-a-luck which is played at carnivals in the Midwest and England.
18 The carnival got off to a virtually trouble-free start with the police reporting only one arrest.
这次狂欢节开幕进行得几乎非常顺利,警方只报告了一起拘捕案。
19 “Well, Reverend, that is indeed sad, but what does that have to do with my carnival?”
20 Their heads hit the roof of the cab, and Harley said this was better than a carnival ride at the Laguna fiesta.
1 义卖游乐会
3 骚乱
tumultuous agitated troublous riproaring garboil disorder to-do turmoil whirlpool turbulence rioting bedlam hurly riot
4 游乐场
5 博览会
6 露天游乐场
8 比赛
competitive game play match race fight meeting competition contest shield racing derby meet clash
9 展览会
10 游艺团
11 狂欢
exultant orgiastic bacchanal bat bash revel revelry razzle whoop-de-do exult wassail rollick ball dionysia racket spree glee orgy hilarity gaiety whoopee orgie whoopla tope flare-up merrymaking ring-a-ding slaphappy riotously carousal be on the razzle go on the razzle kick up heels
14 竞赛
match race competition contest compete competitive game heat battle conflict combat racing emulation match ball
16 园游地
17 杂技表演
18 庆祝
celebration gala glorify observance toot high-five jubilation rejoicing jollification felicitation rejoice keep celebrate observe commemorate felicitate -mas commemoration glorification fete commemorative celebratory festival festivity knees-up
21 欢宴
jovial convivial carouse wassail jollify bowl bat revelry conviviality jollity jollification revel hoodang rejoicing
22 嘉年华会