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Definition of El Dorado in English: El Doradoproper nounˌɛl dəˈrɑːdəʊˌɛl dəˈrɑdoʊ 1The name of a fictitious country or city abounding in gold, formerly believed to exist somewhere in the region of the Orinoco and Amazon Rivers. - 1.1as noun A place of great abundance.
Example sentencesExamples - And the sugar-beet fields all around, I know, will soon be transformed, each in their turn, into part of this El Dorado.
- And now, two decades later, Todd and I have rediscovered this El Dorado of rock in the hidden corazón of Mexico, and we've climbed its apocryphal face.
- Yes, there's lots of talk of an El Dorado of forensic evidence, a gold mine of forensic evidence, and that's clearly what they do have.
- Third is that the workers struggles for job security, against contract labour system and the making of an El Dorado.
- While mining has excavated an El Dorado for both the company and the Indonesian Government, it has been an ecological, social and economic purgatory for the Papuans.
- China's untapped cigarette market seemed to be an El Dorado for global tobacco companies looking to boost depleted sales margins due to a contracting First World market.
- Perhaps this Atlantis, this El Dorado of suburbs does exist, but I for one couldn't be bothered travelling any further north to find it.
- This densification of office and residential high-rises is new here, but the area has become an El Dorado for those interested in water sports, disco, and in-line skating.
- Despite all this, the Kingdom is an eldorado for job and donation seekers.
Origin Spanish, literally 'the gilded one'. Definition of El Dorado in US English: El Doradoproper nounˌel dəˈrädōˌɛl dəˈrɑdoʊ 1The name of a fictitious country or city abounding in gold, formerly believed to exist somewhere in the region of the Orinoco and Amazon Rivers. - 1.1as noun an El Dorado A place of great abundance.
Example sentencesExamples - Yes, there's lots of talk of an El Dorado of forensic evidence, a gold mine of forensic evidence, and that's clearly what they do have.
- This densification of office and residential high-rises is new here, but the area has become an El Dorado for those interested in water sports, disco, and in-line skating.
- Despite all this, the Kingdom is an eldorado for job and donation seekers.
- While mining has excavated an El Dorado for both the company and the Indonesian Government, it has been an ecological, social and economic purgatory for the Papuans.
- Perhaps this Atlantis, this El Dorado of suburbs does exist, but I for one couldn't be bothered travelling any further north to find it.
- And now, two decades later, Todd and I have rediscovered this El Dorado of rock in the hidden corazón of Mexico, and we've climbed its apocryphal face.
- China's untapped cigarette market seemed to be an El Dorado for global tobacco companies looking to boost depleted sales margins due to a contracting First World market.
- And the sugar-beet fields all around, I know, will soon be transformed, each in their turn, into part of this El Dorado.
- Third is that the workers struggles for job security, against contract labour system and the making of an El Dorado.
Origin Spanish, literally ‘the gilded one’. |