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Definition of Disneyland in US English: Disneylandnounˈdɪznilændˈdɪznilænd 1A theme park in Anaheim, California, that opened in 1955. Example sentencesExamples - Last week, a man died on a Disneyland roller coaster after being struck in the chest by an unknown object.
- One keeps getting the feeling you are walking around a Disneyland Park.
- Zhu Yilin, vice-governor of Chongming County, has said the county government was ‘actively negotiating with the Shanghai government for a large theme park project, such as a Disneyland.’
- We could pool in for a Disneyland trip with all of us, her birthday is next week.
- Last week, the Hong Kong Economic Times broke the story that Disney had signed a memorandum of understanding with the Shanghai municipal government to build a Disneyland in Shanghai.
- 1.1 A large, bustling place filled with colorful attractions.
Example sentencesExamples - Opening today, StalinWorld is surely the sickest and most tasteless theme park on earth - Alton Towers with genocide; a Disneyland of mass murder, deportations and torture.
- With all love and deference to my friends who are flying into NYC to walk under the saffron pleats, I find ‘The Gates’ a Disneyland for a cultural elite.
- 1.2 A place of fantasy or make-believe.
their own think tank, their own Disneyland of future ideas as modifier Disneyland conceptions of defense which have no genuine relevance Example sentencesExamples - I have no wish to live in some Disneyland of the mind and spirit, some Nirvana of utter null completeness.
- But if these people think that getting rid of the needle exchange is going to turn Hollywood into a Disneyland with no homeless people or poverty, they're dreaming.
- Replaced, by a Disneyland of monsters and horrors.
- ‘I always thought,’ she said, ‘of America as some sort of a Disneyland, innocent, naïve, childlike, a place that didn't have all the scars that we have.’
- Today, Britain is the fourth largest contributor to this Disneyland of corruption.
- But a Disneyland syndrome affects other suburbs.
- The closest comparison that occurs to me, pace Tyler, is of Europe as a Disneyland or SeaWorld.
Definition of Disneyland in US English: Disneylandnounˈdɪznilænd 1A theme park in Anaheim, California, that opened in 1955. Example sentencesExamples - Last week, the Hong Kong Economic Times broke the story that Disney had signed a memorandum of understanding with the Shanghai municipal government to build a Disneyland in Shanghai.
- One keeps getting the feeling you are walking around a Disneyland Park.
- Zhu Yilin, vice-governor of Chongming County, has said the county government was ‘actively negotiating with the Shanghai government for a large theme park project, such as a Disneyland.’
- We could pool in for a Disneyland trip with all of us, her birthday is next week.
- Last week, a man died on a Disneyland roller coaster after being struck in the chest by an unknown object.
- 1.1 A large, bustling place filled with colorful attractions.
Example sentencesExamples - With all love and deference to my friends who are flying into NYC to walk under the saffron pleats, I find ‘The Gates’ a Disneyland for a cultural elite.
- Opening today, StalinWorld is surely the sickest and most tasteless theme park on earth - Alton Towers with genocide; a Disneyland of mass murder, deportations and torture.
- 1.2 A place of fantasy or make-believe.
their own think tank, their own Disneyland of future ideas as modifier Disneyland conceptions of defense which have no genuine relevance Example sentencesExamples - ‘I always thought,’ she said, ‘of America as some sort of a Disneyland, innocent, naïve, childlike, a place that didn't have all the scars that we have.’
- But a Disneyland syndrome affects other suburbs.
- Replaced, by a Disneyland of monsters and horrors.
- The closest comparison that occurs to me, pace Tyler, is of Europe as a Disneyland or SeaWorld.
- I have no wish to live in some Disneyland of the mind and spirit, some Nirvana of utter null completeness.
- Today, Britain is the fourth largest contributor to this Disneyland of corruption.
- But if these people think that getting rid of the needle exchange is going to turn Hollywood into a Disneyland with no homeless people or poverty, they're dreaming.
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