Disney
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- proper noun
- /ˈdɪzni/
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Disney
- The Mandalorian is the new Disney Plus show.
- Disney movies
- Disney characters
- a Disney theme park
OK sounds great what is your favorite Disney ride currently?
- OK sounds great what is your favorite Disney ride currently?
- Even outsiders like me who work for Disney, they don't take pitches.
- But now on my smart TV, my Disney Plus is frozen.
- For them to team up with Disney to make it is horrific.
- The Mandalorian is the new Disney Plus show.
- Look, the truth of the matter is Disney sued me.
- And she said, you know, at Disney, I work for Michael Eisner, OK.
- Why did, why did you know Disney buy Pixar, right?
- So nothing to scoff at, but obviously Disney's looking for some juicier.
- But basically I started with Disney, mostly white men.
- So let's say it is Disney Plus via Santander.
- Airbnb when you go to Disney is ghetto.
Examples
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Many families plan vacations to visit Disney theme parks every year.
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You went to Disney World by yourself?
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OK sounds great what is your favorite Disney ride currently?
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OK, I like the example from a Disney movie of a bear.
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I get what Disney was trying to do.
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My parents got me a royal princess dress from the Disney Store.
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And my kids won't be going to Disney World like I promised them.
Fiction book (2000) -
Most children are familiar with the Disney adaptation of books like Old Yeller.
Academic text (2015) -
Children love watching Disney movies like 'The Lion King' and 'Aladdin.'
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The new animated film from Disney has received rave reviews from critics.
Compounds
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A large theme park and resort near Orlando, Florida with many rides and shows
Surface Forms
Etymology
Disney is the surname of its founder and comes from the old French form d'Isigny, meaning 'from Isigny', a place in France. That's why the company is called Disney and why the name now stands for its movies, characters, and theme parks.