eldorado
- noun
- /ˌɛl.dəˈrɑː.doʊ/
- Literature
Examples
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As you heard, end of the month, top salesman on the board gets the Eldorado.
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I think that a lot of people are wandering around, searching for an Eldorado that has already been offshored.
Blog text (22) -
Fanny Price is by no means the prospector who has had the tenacity to trace a thin trickle all the perilous way back to Eldorado.
Fiction book (2000) -
The children imagined their own eldorado, a magical land filled with treasures and wonders.
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Many adventurers have searched for an eldorado that represents the ultimate goal of wealth and success.
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In her dreams, she often visits an eldorado where all her hopes and desires come true.
Synonyms
A time that brings a large unexpected amount of money or success
A place or thing that produces a lot of money
A hoped-for place or situation that promises great wealth and opportunity
A place or thing that has valuable information not easy to find
Surface Forms
Etymology
Eldorado comes from the Spanish name El Dorado, which means 'the golden one'. It started as a story about a South American leader who was covered in gold in a special ceremony and then grew into a tale of a land full of gold. So today an eldorado is any place people imagine as full of great wealth or opportunity.