wonderland
word
/ˈwəndɝˌɫænd/
/wˈʌndələnd/
Definition
A place that is beautiful, magical, or full of wonderful things, often seeming like it could only exist in a dream or a fairy tale.
Usage & Nuances
'Wonderland' is often used metaphorically for any place that feels magical, special, or full of surprises, not just the world in 'Alice in Wonderland.' It can refer to both real and imaginary places. Used mostly in a positive or dreamy sense.
Spanish: país de las maravillas - paraíso (lugar increíble)Portuguese (BR): país das maravilhas - paraíso (lugar incrível)Portuguese (PT): país das maravilhas - paraíso (lugar incrível)Chinese (Simplified): 仙境 - 奇妙世界Chinese (Traditional): 仙境 - 奇妙世界Hindi: अद्भुत भूमि - स्वप्नलोकArabic: أرض العجائب - مكان رائعBengali: চমৎকার দেশ - স্বপ্নপুরীRussian: страна чудесJapanese: ワンダーランド - 不思議の国Vietnamese: xứ sở thần tiênKorean: 이상향 - 원더랜드Turkish: harikalar diyarıUrdu: عجائب کی سرزمینIndonesian: negeri ajaib
Example Sentences
Alice fell into a magical wonderland.
basic
The snow turned the park into a wonderland.
basic
The festival was a colorful wonderland for children.
basic
This garden is a real wonderland in the springtime.
natural
Step inside and you'll feel like you're in a wonderland.
natural
After the makeover, her room looked like a total wonderland.
natural