wonderland
仙境
definition
noun
London was a wonderland of historical sites, museums, theaters, shops, and entertainment
a land or place full of wonderful things.
translation of 'wonderland'
noun
仙境
example
Like Alice through the looking glass, the Russians have entered a French version of 'wonderland' , full of bounty.
London was a 'wonderland' of historical sites, museums, theaters, shops, and entertainment
Here it was a complete 'wonderland' full of white ice that covered the earth as far as the Eastern Mountains.
it was like a 'wonderland' for the kids
She has several vintage mirrored tables in her home, adorned with cut-glass vases full of blossoms, which create ‘a 'wonderland' of colour, glass and light’.
that place is a winter 'wonderland' around Christmas
London was a 'wonderland' of historical sites, museums, theatres, shops, and entertainment
The park is a marine 'wonderland' with many superb diving sites and wonderful snorkeling.
Three dancers representing twilight, darkness and full - moon create a 'wonderland' of charm.
It was late evening when we left Wonderland for a third 'wonderland' : the Gold Souk.
During the 1950s a new generation of land speculators sought to create a recreational 'wonderland' at Salton Sea for wandering Los Angelenos and Vegas Rat Packers.
Overlooking Traverse Bay from the western shore of Old Mission Peninsula, the eight-acre site is a wooded 'wonderland' .
Before long, they were strolling beneath silver moonlight in one of the most spectacular horticultural 'wonderlands' in all Viridia.
Technology had made some places rich powerful 'wonderlands' full of wealth, while in other places the people had so little that they sometimes starved to death.
Following launch, early on we would receive interesting e-mails via the Web site about spectacular projects in Hawaii or Florida or other waterfront 'wonderlands' .
These two world heritage sites are visual 'wonderlands' for the traveler looking for something more sensitive and aesthetically rewarding than the shopping malls of Hong Kong and Singapore.
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