Read French and English at the carnival [? kɑ？ n？ vl】？ Beauty [? kɑ？ rn？ vl]

Carnival; Carnival; An exciting combination of things; A combination of colorful things

Phrases:

1, carnival parade? Carnival parade

2. Carnival games? Carnival games; Game carnival; Game carnival

Synonym of Extended Data Carnival: Festival

Usage of words:

Festival means "festival" and refers to folk or religious festivals. When it is used as a proper noun, it must be preceded by an article. Sometimes it can also refer to festivals such as music, drama and movies.

Discrimination of word meaning:

Holidays, Sundays, holidays, holidays and holidays all mean "holidays". The difference is:

1, holidays come from religious festivals and holidays. Is a common word, mostly used in British English, which refers to the time when a person does not work in a year, and can also be used to indicate a short holiday of one or two days; Day means a legal holiday and is often used in proper nouns; ?

2. Festivals refer to folk or religious festivals, which contain the meaning of regular celebration; Vacation refers to the vacation of government workers or soldiers; Holidays are used when the university is closed for many weeks or the court is closed. In American English, this word can be used for any long vacation.