entertainment
noun (entertainment, entertainments; mostly uncountable)
Everyday
- Entertainment is things that people enjoy watching or doing for fun, like films, shows, music, games and sport. tree →
- Entertainment is the act of amusing people. tree →
In the lessons
In everyday life, families choose entertainment for evenings and parties. In lessons about media, children learn the difference between entertainment, news and adverts. Phrases: «for entertainment», «the entertainment industry», «entertainment centre», «provide entertainment».
Examples
- The clown provided the entertainment at the party. tree →
- What do you do for entertainment on rainy days? tree →
- Television is a kind of entertainment. tree →
- The school fair had food, games and entertainment. tree →
- For entertainment, we played charades. tree →
- The film was great entertainment for the whole family. tree →
- Some videos look like news but are just entertainment. tree →
- Every day was a festival; balls and entertainments followed one another. tree →
Note
Usually uncountable: «a lot of entertainment». From the verb «entertain» and adjective «entertaining». Watch out: online content made for entertainment is not always true. Not a number word.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «entertainment» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «entertainment» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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