playland
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3.4
- noun
- /ˈpleɪˌlænd/
:
parque de atracciones
- You enter, pick up your spa shorts and t-shirt, and are released into this magical playland of relaxation and fun.
And so then when he went to Twitter and he kind of saw that same view of like of this like Playland for work.
- And so then when he went to Twitter and he kind of saw that same view of like of this like Playland for work.
Examples
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Biggest outdoor amusement center east of Rye Playland.
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Daddy takes me to Bristol Playland on my birthday.
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Where you see it most is in the pictures from Ocean City when they put us on the rides at Playland.
Fiction book (1998) -
"Your kid's waiting in the McDonald's Playland," he said.
Fiction book (2001) -
Pacific Playland.
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I'm sitting in McDonald's playland, fingers salty-slick, refusing to regret the Big Mac.
Blog text (24) -
On hot summer days, children flock to playland amusement parks to enjoy thrilling rides and games.
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The new playland in our town features a carousel, a splash pad, and many fun games for kids.
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Families often spend weekends at the local playland, enjoying the various attractions and activities available.
Synonyms
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1.4
A large outdoor place with rides, shows, and games for fun
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1.6
A park with rides and shows based on one story or idea
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1.0
A place where people go in their free time to have fun, for example to ski
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5.0
A park with rides, games, and places to eat
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2.5
A temporary event with rides and games for people to enjoy
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Etymology
Playland is made of two simple words, play ('fun, games') and land ('area of ground'). So a playland is like a 'land of play', a place full of games and attractions such as an amusement park or indoor fun center.