fairground UK
ˈfɛrˌɡraʊnd
See also: carnival (US)
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Definition of fairground - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
event spaceUKarea used for fairs and amusement activitiesUK
  • The fairground was bustling with families enjoying the carnival rides..
amusement park carnival
2.
amusement parkUKcollection of rides and attractions for entertainmentUK
  • We spent the day at the fairground enjoying the rides.
carnival funfair
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Origin of fairground

Old English, fæger (beautiful) + grund (ground)

Terms with fairground included in their meaning

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fairground ride
water-landing attraction with steep drop, ending in a big splash
games
fairground game and stall where balls are thrown at coconuts
fairground ride
amusement ride with rotating cars

Examples of fairground in a sentence

  • Vendors set up their stalls early at the fairground.
  • The fairground opens after school today.
  • Food stalls lined the fairground.

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  1. French:champ de foire, fête foraine, ...
  2. German:Festplatz, Rummelplatz, ...
  3. Italian:area fieristica, luna park, ...
  4. Spanish:parque de atracciones, feria, ...
  5. Portuguese:recinto de feiras, recinto de feira, ...
  6. Chinese:集市广场, 游乐场, ...
  7. Japanese:遊園地, 遊園場, ...
  8. Arabic:أَرْض المَعْرِض, مَلاهي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִתְחַם יָרִיד, לוּנָה פַּארְק, ...
  10. Russian:ярмарочная площадь, парк аттракционов, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ярмаркова площа, ярмарковий майданчик, ...
  12. Hindi:मेला मैदान, मनोरंजन मेला, ...

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