Amusement park
Amusement park has 23 English words, such as aquarium, ball pit, bumper cars, and circus. Learn them with pictures, IPA, meanings and example sentences.
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All 23 words in Amusement park
aquarium/əˈkwɛɹijəm/
An aquarium is a glass tank or building where fish and other water animals and plants are kept.
ball pit
A play area filled with many small plastic balls that children can jump or play in.
The children jumped into the ball pit and played for an hour.
bumper cars
Small electric cars at an amusement park that people drive and deliberately bump into one another for fun.
We rode bumper cars at the amusement park after lunch.
circus/ˈsɜːrkəs/
A traveling show that features acrobats, clowns, and physical performances, traditionally held in a large tent.
clown/ˈklæʊ̯n/
n. comic performer, jester; v. act foolishly, fool around
comedian/kəˈmiːdiən/
n. entertainer, humorist
ferris wheel
a tall amusement-park ride with seats that moves slowly in a large vertical circle
We rode the ferris wheel and saw the whole amusement park from above.
fishing/ˈfɪʃɪŋ/n
n. the sport or job of catching fish.
fountain/ˈfaʊntn̩/noun
n. water feature, water display, source, origin
haunted house
a house that people believe is visited by ghosts or spirits
People say the old mansion is a haunted house.
kid's game
n. a game played by children, such as hide-and-seek or tag; n. something that is very easy to do.
With a little practice, using the new software becomes a kid's game.
lifeguardnoun
a person who protects people at a beach or swimming pool
magiciannoun
a person who performs magic
merry-go-round/ˌmeri ɡoʊ ˈraʊnd/n
A large revolving machine with seats for children to ride on, found at amusement parks or playgrounds.
mirror maze
An attraction made of many mirrors that creates confusing reflections and paths for people to walk through.
We got lost in the mirror maze at the amusement park.
outdoor pool
A swimming pool located outside, usually open to the sky.
The hotel has an outdoor pool that is open from May to September.
roller coaster
An amusement-park ride with cars that travel along a steep, winding track, rising and falling quickly.
We rode the roller coaster three times because it was so exciting.
see-saw
A playground device with a long board that balances in the middle and moves up and down when children sit at opposite ends.
The children took turns on the see-saw in the park.
swing/swɪŋ/
n. a seat hung on ropes or chains that a child sits on and moves backwards and forwards; v. to move backwards and forwards while hanging.
thrill ride
An exciting amusement park ride, such as a roller coaster, that gives riders a feeling of speed and danger.
We watched a thrilling game that stayed close until the final second.
ticket seller
A ticket seller is a person whose job is to sell tickets to customers.
I asked the ticket seller whether the train was full.
vendor/ˈvendər/n
n. seller, merchant
walking/ˈwɔːkɪŋ/
n. the activity of going somewhere on foot, especially for exercise or pleasure.