casino-hotel
- noun
- /kəˈsiːnoʊ hoʊˈtɛl/
- For their anniversary, they booked a weekend at a casino-hotel where they could gamble and relax in a spa.
- casino-hotel in Vegas
- casino-hotel in Las Vegas
- casino-hotel in Atlantic City
Examples
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- He's staying at that fancy casino hotel across the street, okay?
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The major casino hotels vie to furnish special entertainment experiences.
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While the casino hotels look to gaming to furnish a significant part of their income, they realize that more is required to get the customer in the door.
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PHOTO (COLOR): Steve Wynn also extended his Las Vegas casino-hotel chain here in 2006.
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Mandatory evacuations there and at Atlantic City's casinos and casino hotels were due to start Sunday afternoon.
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Discover how in 1979, Biff successfully lobbied to legalize gambling and turned Hill Valley's dilapidated courthouse into a beautiful casino hotel.
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During their summer vacation, they chose to stay at a luxurious casino-hotel that offered gambling and fine dining.
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The couple enjoyed a romantic getaway at a nearby casino-hotel with a beautiful view of the city skyline.
Synonyms
A building with a hotel and a casino where guests stay and gamble
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Etymology
Casino-hotel is simply casino + hotel: casino comes from an Italian word meaning 'little house' where people met to play games, and hotel comes from a French word for a place for 'guests' to 'stay'. So a casino-hotel is a building where you can both gamble and sleep.