carnival in Czech
carnival in Czech is karneval, masopust — carnival means a festive public celebration, often with parades, music, costumes, and dancing, traditionally held before Lent.
carnival in Czech
karneval
A festive occasion marked by parades and sometimes special foods and other entertainment.
masopust
A festive occasion marked by parades and sometimes special foods and other entertainment.
What does "carnival" mean?
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noun A festive public celebration, often with parades, music, costumes, and dancing, traditionally held before Lent.
"Rio's carnival draws millions of visitors every year."
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noun A traveling fair with rides, games, and food stalls.
"The kids begged to go on the Ferris wheel at the carnival."
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noun A chaotic, colourful, or overblown situation or spectacle.
"The trial turned into a media carnival."
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carnival in a sentence
- Rio's carnival draws millions of visitors every year.
- The whole town shuts down for carnival week.
- The kids begged to go on the Ferris wheel at the carnival.
- The trial turned into a media carnival.
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What is "carnival" in Czech?
"carnival" in Czech is karneval, masopust. carnival means: A festive public celebration, often with parades, music, costumes, and dancing, traditionally held before Lent.
How do you use "carnival" in a sentence?
Example: "Rio's carnival draws millions of visitors every year." In Czech, "carnival" is karneval, masopust.
Are there other ways to say "carnival" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "carnival": karneval, masopust.
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