Definition of theme park in English:

theme park

noun

An amusement park with a unifying setting or idea.
Example sentencesExamples
- Also near Kristiansand is a zoo, although it's more of a theme park.
- The theme park expects mainland tourists to account for a third of that figure.
- You can build roads and houses on it and, with a few adjustments, the rest will make a weekend theme park for city-dwellers.
- They come to a theme park and that's what they ask for, so that's what we supply.
- The turning point came when he took his children to a theme park and discovered that he was too big for the rides.
- Insiders have revealed that the company has abandoned its plan to build a theme park in the city.
- The mall leads to an outdoor area, with cafes, a mini theme park, and escalators.
- The Disneyland theme park on the island is at its final stage of construction and is due to open in July next year.
- But dwindling crowds and a lack of repairs could mean the theme park's end.
- The theme park will help the town improve its environment and infrastructure and push up land prices.
- The automotive theme park in nearby Flint closed recently, just as the motor plants did before it.
- This is a place for an escape, so don't expect any flashy evening entertainment or a theme park around the corner.
- She decided to enter a national singing competition organised by a theme park in Southport.
- The group had a full day exploring the theme park, and on Sunday morning breakfasted with Disney characters.
- The venue was Futuroscope, a space-age theme park near Poitiers.
- This is is a theme park with a difference.
- Ever been to a theme park and thought that you could do better?
- Which is why you should feel no shame in packing them off to a theme park.
- So why, then, have they just opened a theme park devoted to the unexplained by the resort of Interlaken?
- The last news item on the car radio as we turned off the Elgin road was about plans to turn the former monastery at Fort Augustus into a theme park.

Definition of theme park in US English:

theme park

nounˈθim ˌpɑrkˈTHēm ˌpärk

An amusement park with a unifying setting or idea.
Example sentencesExamples
- This is is a theme park with a difference.
- The mall leads to an outdoor area, with cafes, a mini theme park, and escalators.
- The Disneyland theme park on the island is at its final stage of construction and is due to open in July next year.
- The automotive theme park in nearby Flint closed recently, just as the motor plants did before it.
- Ever been to a theme park and thought that you could do better?
- The turning point came when he took his children to a theme park and discovered that he was too big for the rides.
- The venue was Futuroscope, a space-age theme park near Poitiers.
- This is a place for an escape, so don't expect any flashy evening entertainment or a theme park around the corner.
- So why, then, have they just opened a theme park devoted to the unexplained by the resort of Interlaken?
- They come to a theme park and that's what they ask for, so that's what we supply.
- The theme park will help the town improve its environment and infrastructure and push up land prices.
- The last news item on the car radio as we turned off the Elgin road was about plans to turn the former monastery at Fort Augustus into a theme park.
- You can build roads and houses on it and, with a few adjustments, the rest will make a weekend theme park for city-dwellers.
- Also near Kristiansand is a zoo, although it's more of a theme park.
- She decided to enter a national singing competition organised by a theme park in Southport.
- The group had a full day exploring the theme park, and on Sunday morning breakfasted with Disney characters.
- Insiders have revealed that the company has abandoned its plan to build a theme park in the city.
- Which is why you should feel no shame in packing them off to a theme park.
- The theme park expects mainland tourists to account for a third of that figure.
- But dwindling crowds and a lack of repairs could mean the theme park's end.

单词	theme park
释义	Definition of theme park in English: theme park noun An amusement park with a unifying setting or idea. Example sentencesExamples Also near Kristiansand is a zoo, although it's more of a theme park. The theme park expects mainland tourists to account for a third of that figure. You can build roads and houses on it and, with a few adjustments, the rest will make a weekend theme park for city-dwellers. They come to a theme park and that's what they ask for, so that's what we supply. The turning point came when he took his children to a theme park and discovered that he was too big for the rides. Insiders have revealed that the company has abandoned its plan to build a theme park in the city. The mall leads to an outdoor area, with cafes, a mini theme park, and escalators. The Disneyland theme park on the island is at its final stage of construction and is due to open in July next year. But dwindling crowds and a lack of repairs could mean the theme park's end. The theme park will help the town improve its environment and infrastructure and push up land prices. The automotive theme park in nearby Flint closed recently, just as the motor plants did before it. This is a place for an escape, so don't expect any flashy evening entertainment or a theme park around the corner. She decided to enter a national singing competition organised by a theme park in Southport. The group had a full day exploring the theme park, and on Sunday morning breakfasted with Disney characters. The venue was Futuroscope, a space-age theme park near Poitiers. This is is a theme park with a difference. Ever been to a theme park and thought that you could do better? Which is why you should feel no shame in packing them off to a theme park. So why, then, have they just opened a theme park devoted to the unexplained by the resort of Interlaken? The last news item on the car radio as we turned off the Elgin road was about plans to turn the former monastery at Fort Augustus into a theme park. Definition of theme park in US English: theme park nounˈθim ˌpɑrkˈTHēm ˌpärk An amusement park with a unifying setting or idea. Example sentencesExamples This is is a theme park with a difference. The mall leads to an outdoor area, with cafes, a mini theme park, and escalators. The Disneyland theme park on the island is at its final stage of construction and is due to open in July next year. The automotive theme park in nearby Flint closed recently, just as the motor plants did before it. Ever been to a theme park and thought that you could do better? The turning point came when he took his children to a theme park and discovered that he was too big for the rides. The venue was Futuroscope, a space-age theme park near Poitiers. This is a place for an escape, so don't expect any flashy evening entertainment or a theme park around the corner. So why, then, have they just opened a theme park devoted to the unexplained by the resort of Interlaken? They come to a theme park and that's what they ask for, so that's what we supply. The theme park will help the town improve its environment and infrastructure and push up land prices. The last news item on the car radio as we turned off the Elgin road was about plans to turn the former monastery at Fort Augustus into a theme park. You can build roads and houses on it and, with a few adjustments, the rest will make a weekend theme park for city-dwellers. Also near Kristiansand is a zoo, although it's more of a theme park. She decided to enter a national singing competition organised by a theme park in Southport. The group had a full day exploring the theme park, and on Sunday morning breakfasted with Disney characters. Insiders have revealed that the company has abandoned its plan to build a theme park in the city. Which is why you should feel no shame in packing them off to a theme park. The theme park expects mainland tourists to account for a third of that figure. But dwindling crowds and a lack of repairs could mean the theme park's end.
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