Definition of Ferris wheel in English:

Ferris wheel

noun ˈfɛrɪsˈfɛrəs ˌ(h)wil

A fairground ride consisting of a giant vertical revolving wheel with passenger cars suspended on its outer edge.
Example sentencesExamples
- The boardwalk was alight with rides, stands, and a giant Ferris wheel.
- Instead they were waiting patiently - and soberly - for a ride on the Ferris wheel, punching each other playfully and teasing about girlie things.
- A giant seesaw took the place of the Ferris wheel that had been a symbol of the Chicago fair.
- It was a pure stroke of luck that our last ride was near the giant Ferris wheel and we sank down onto the rocking metal seats with relief.
- In Fun Fair Zone, kids and the young-at-heart can enjoy rides and activities in the festival's spacious Fun Park, which includes Ferris wheels, carousel and the water-dunking game.
- One company wants to build a giant Ferris wheel which would whisk people 177 ft above the National Railway Museum.
- Even the giant Ferris wheel on the River Thames, now a big hit, was shut down for months because of loose widgets, or some such.
- It's virtually a fun fair at Tableland now, with games stalls, buggy rides, Ferris wheels, snack shops and other rides being available.
- No visit to the carnival is complete with a ride on the Ferris wheel.
- In fact, the famed Brooklyn amusement park is a recurring motif in these paintings that feature carousel horses, Ferris wheels, fireworks, rockets and extravagant fantasy architecture.
- At the film's beginning, the juvenile protagonists ride a Ferris wheel and fantasize about traveling to the sea, a child-like sentiment never to be repeated.
- Film the museum you visited or the Ferris wheel you rode.
- There will be rides in the park here, like the Ferris wheel and stuff, as well as carnival games.
- At one point I found myself riding the Ferris wheel in Dam Square trying to see how fast I could spin the bucket.
- I was expecting the largest Ferris wheel, but it was apparently the oldest Ferris wheel.
- Instead of Italian elegance, Venice became known as the playground of the Pacific, with balloon rides, Ferris wheels and arcades.
- We can hear distant screams of excitement and fear, and the strains of a rock song coming from the carnival at the far end, which has roller coasters and Ferris wheels sprouting up every so often.
- The last ride of the evening was the giant Ferris wheel.
- Entry to the centre is free and the entertainment includes pony rides, a Ferris wheel, carousels, a mini train, face painters and circus acts, among other fun things to do.
- It will be based on the north-side of the River Suir for the week and will feature Ireland's biggest roller coaster and a giant Ferris wheel that will provide some of the best views of the fleet of tall ships.

Origin

Late 19th century: named after George Ferris (1859–96), the American engineer who invented it.

Definition of Ferris wheel in US English:

Ferris wheel

nounˈferəs ˌ(h)wēlˈfɛrəs ˌ(h)wil

An amusement-park or fairground ride consisting of a giant vertical revolving wheel with passenger cars suspended on its outer edge.
Example sentencesExamples
- One company wants to build a giant Ferris wheel which would whisk people 177 ft above the National Railway Museum.
- It will be based on the north-side of the River Suir for the week and will feature Ireland's biggest roller coaster and a giant Ferris wheel that will provide some of the best views of the fleet of tall ships.
- At one point I found myself riding the Ferris wheel in Dam Square trying to see how fast I could spin the bucket.
- Instead they were waiting patiently - and soberly - for a ride on the Ferris wheel, punching each other playfully and teasing about girlie things.
- No visit to the carnival is complete with a ride on the Ferris wheel.
- The last ride of the evening was the giant Ferris wheel.
- The boardwalk was alight with rides, stands, and a giant Ferris wheel.
- In Fun Fair Zone, kids and the young-at-heart can enjoy rides and activities in the festival's spacious Fun Park, which includes Ferris wheels, carousel and the water-dunking game.
- Instead of Italian elegance, Venice became known as the playground of the Pacific, with balloon rides, Ferris wheels and arcades.
- At the film's beginning, the juvenile protagonists ride a Ferris wheel and fantasize about traveling to the sea, a child-like sentiment never to be repeated.
- In fact, the famed Brooklyn amusement park is a recurring motif in these paintings that feature carousel horses, Ferris wheels, fireworks, rockets and extravagant fantasy architecture.
- A giant seesaw took the place of the Ferris wheel that had been a symbol of the Chicago fair.
- It was a pure stroke of luck that our last ride was near the giant Ferris wheel and we sank down onto the rocking metal seats with relief.
- I was expecting the largest Ferris wheel, but it was apparently the oldest Ferris wheel.
- Even the giant Ferris wheel on the River Thames, now a big hit, was shut down for months because of loose widgets, or some such.
- We can hear distant screams of excitement and fear, and the strains of a rock song coming from the carnival at the far end, which has roller coasters and Ferris wheels sprouting up every so often.
- It's virtually a fun fair at Tableland now, with games stalls, buggy rides, Ferris wheels, snack shops and other rides being available.
- Film the museum you visited or the Ferris wheel you rode.
- There will be rides in the park here, like the Ferris wheel and stuff, as well as carnival games.
- Entry to the centre is free and the entertainment includes pony rides, a Ferris wheel, carousels, a mini train, face painters and circus acts, among other fun things to do.

Origin

Late 19th century: named after George Ferris (1859–96), the American engineer who invented it.

单词	Ferris wheel
释义	Definition of Ferris wheel in English: Ferris wheel noun ˈfɛrɪsˈfɛrəs ˌ(h)wil A fairground ride consisting of a giant vertical revolving wheel with passenger cars suspended on its outer edge. Example sentencesExamples The boardwalk was alight with rides, stands, and a giant Ferris wheel. Instead they were waiting patiently - and soberly - for a ride on the Ferris wheel, punching each other playfully and teasing about girlie things. A giant seesaw took the place of the Ferris wheel that had been a symbol of the Chicago fair. It was a pure stroke of luck that our last ride was near the giant Ferris wheel and we sank down onto the rocking metal seats with relief. In Fun Fair Zone, kids and the young-at-heart can enjoy rides and activities in the festival's spacious Fun Park, which includes Ferris wheels, carousel and the water-dunking game. One company wants to build a giant Ferris wheel which would whisk people 177 ft above the National Railway Museum. Even the giant Ferris wheel on the River Thames, now a big hit, was shut down for months because of loose widgets, or some such. It's virtually a fun fair at Tableland now, with games stalls, buggy rides, Ferris wheels, snack shops and other rides being available. No visit to the carnival is complete with a ride on the Ferris wheel. In fact, the famed Brooklyn amusement park is a recurring motif in these paintings that feature carousel horses, Ferris wheels, fireworks, rockets and extravagant fantasy architecture. At the film's beginning, the juvenile protagonists ride a Ferris wheel and fantasize about traveling to the sea, a child-like sentiment never to be repeated. Film the museum you visited or the Ferris wheel you rode. There will be rides in the park here, like the Ferris wheel and stuff, as well as carnival games. At one point I found myself riding the Ferris wheel in Dam Square trying to see how fast I could spin the bucket. I was expecting the largest Ferris wheel, but it was apparently the oldest Ferris wheel. Instead of Italian elegance, Venice became known as the playground of the Pacific, with balloon rides, Ferris wheels and arcades. We can hear distant screams of excitement and fear, and the strains of a rock song coming from the carnival at the far end, which has roller coasters and Ferris wheels sprouting up every so often. The last ride of the evening was the giant Ferris wheel. Entry to the centre is free and the entertainment includes pony rides, a Ferris wheel, carousels, a mini train, face painters and circus acts, among other fun things to do. It will be based on the north-side of the River Suir for the week and will feature Ireland's biggest roller coaster and a giant Ferris wheel that will provide some of the best views of the fleet of tall ships. Origin Late 19th century: named after George Ferris (1859–96), the American engineer who invented it. Definition of Ferris wheel in US English: Ferris wheel nounˈferəs ˌ(h)wēlˈfɛrəs ˌ(h)wil An amusement-park or fairground ride consisting of a giant vertical revolving wheel with passenger cars suspended on its outer edge. Example sentencesExamples One company wants to build a giant Ferris wheel which would whisk people 177 ft above the National Railway Museum. It will be based on the north-side of the River Suir for the week and will feature Ireland's biggest roller coaster and a giant Ferris wheel that will provide some of the best views of the fleet of tall ships. At one point I found myself riding the Ferris wheel in Dam Square trying to see how fast I could spin the bucket. Instead they were waiting patiently - and soberly - for a ride on the Ferris wheel, punching each other playfully and teasing about girlie things. No visit to the carnival is complete with a ride on the Ferris wheel. The last ride of the evening was the giant Ferris wheel. The boardwalk was alight with rides, stands, and a giant Ferris wheel. In Fun Fair Zone, kids and the young-at-heart can enjoy rides and activities in the festival's spacious Fun Park, which includes Ferris wheels, carousel and the water-dunking game. Instead of Italian elegance, Venice became known as the playground of the Pacific, with balloon rides, Ferris wheels and arcades. At the film's beginning, the juvenile protagonists ride a Ferris wheel and fantasize about traveling to the sea, a child-like sentiment never to be repeated. In fact, the famed Brooklyn amusement park is a recurring motif in these paintings that feature carousel horses, Ferris wheels, fireworks, rockets and extravagant fantasy architecture. A giant seesaw took the place of the Ferris wheel that had been a symbol of the Chicago fair. It was a pure stroke of luck that our last ride was near the giant Ferris wheel and we sank down onto the rocking metal seats with relief. I was expecting the largest Ferris wheel, but it was apparently the oldest Ferris wheel. Even the giant Ferris wheel on the River Thames, now a big hit, was shut down for months because of loose widgets, or some such. We can hear distant screams of excitement and fear, and the strains of a rock song coming from the carnival at the far end, which has roller coasters and Ferris wheels sprouting up every so often. It's virtually a fun fair at Tableland now, with games stalls, buggy rides, Ferris wheels, snack shops and other rides being available. Film the museum you visited or the Ferris wheel you rode. There will be rides in the park here, like the Ferris wheel and stuff, as well as carnival games. Entry to the centre is free and the entertainment includes pony rides, a Ferris wheel, carousels, a mini train, face painters and circus acts, among other fun things to do. Origin Late 19th century: named after George Ferris (1859–96), the American engineer who invented it.
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