Is anybody can tell me what is the Carnival means?
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a carnival is like a day where people go to like a church where they have different games for kids to play, food to eat, some have silent auctions, music, rides for kids to ride on. It is a fun time. I go to alot of them. \nThere is also I think something called carnival glass. Real colorful glass.
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It is a day celebrated in Madrid to give patronage to animals.  It is called the day of San Anton because he is the patron saint of animals. It is a celebration, and mass held annually on January 17th at the church on Hortaleza street in the city of Madrid.  Mostly people take their pets there to receive blessings. Check out the website I posted, if you dont understand Spanish there is a translatable option, however it does not translate exactly into english making it quite confusing to read.  Good Luck
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The airline ticket definition is modern-day.  There's another, more old-school meaning as well.  (I'm dating myself here.)\n\nBack in the "olden days" when you went to Disneyland, you couldn't just ride every ride.  You paid a small admission to get in, but in order to go on the attractions, you had to have individual tickets.  Tickets ranged from "A" tickets (to go on the tamest of the kiddie-rides) to "E" tickets (for Space Mountain, the Matterhorn, etc.)\n\nIt went down in American lexicon that to be "E-ticket" meant you were adventuresome or that something was really excellent, fun, or exciting.\n\n[There's some mid-to-late twentieth-century history for you.  Fun, huh?]
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Ignore the previous answer.  It is incorrect.\n"Buon viaggio" is what an Italian would say and it means "Have a great trip"
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I think it means Gran Turismo Omologato
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Respondez-vous sil vous plait (please respond).\n\nThis means you have to tell the host whether or not you will go to the party.\n\nEven if you cannot go, the RSVP means you have to say you won't be there.  This is especially important because it allows the host to plan the event properly (seating, food, etc).
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Dreams are crazy and they all have hidden messages, remember that your subconcious mind is still working as you sleep\n\nI dreamed that I was at a carnival. The rides were very colorful and I got on this ride that was SO MUCH FUN!! \nThe dream was very enjoyable because it was very colorful and the people in my dream were very very friendly and happy people
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it depends on where you want to put the emphasis... all can be correct.\n\nbut ... "...the power of both her and the carnival..." sounds better.
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It is a themepark in Australia. The people you overheard must have been Australian. I strongly recommend you go there one day! I've been there and it's really cool! It has the scariest but fun rides!
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Go fly a kite means "get lost". Get the hell out of here. Go away. Go fly a kite. You're a lying bastid. I don't trust you. Go fly a kite. \nGo dutch. Means you pay your own way. Like on a date. The girl pays half and the boy pays half.
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I'm not sure if it lends itself directly to the context you are using it for but there used to be a sort of country fair game called a cake walk.  People pay a certain amount to enter and are each given a cake or sweet on a plate.  Then they walk around a circular path to music and when the music ends the person who is standing inside a circle on the ground wins the cake they are carrying.  It's a pretty easy way of getting a cake so maybe that's why something easy is called "cakewalk"?
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I do not know what it means but I believe you have to send an RSVP. Telling Him if you are coming or not.
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1. Peddlers had bells to announce their arrival\nhttp://www.rootsweb.com/~genepool/meanings.htm\n\n2. I heard this one somewhere, may not be true as I can't find a source\nBells on a the wagons were a kind of decoration and a luxury. If there was trouble on the road, they would sell the bells to raise needed money. To be ther with your bells on means you expect to have a fast and easy trip.\n\n3. No real history, bells are just festive\nhttp://www.randomhouse.com/wotd/index.pperl?date=20000519\n\n4. You're so happy to come, the horses will be wearing their most festive harness, with bells on\nhttp://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_board/6/messages/348.html\n\n5. Bells on the wagon indicate a friendly visit\nhttp://www.writersblock.ca/fall2000/origins.htm
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cinco de mayo... well one person was telling my a joke and said there was this boat and it was traveling to mexico and it had a lot of mayo on it and it sank and they now celibrate "cinco de mayo" lol but actually its just like our 4th of july because cinco de mayo means the 5th of may... they are both independants day just for difrent countries...
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Mardi Gras refers to a specific day ("Fat Tuesday"), the day before Lent begins ("Ash Wednesday").  It's associated with New Orleans.\n\nCarnival is a celebration that occurs in the week leading up to Lent, but has no specific date attached to it.  It's associated with Latin and Italian cultures.
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The name literally translates as "Gray Wednesday," or Ash Wednesday, which begins the lent season for Catholics, and ushers in a time when they are supposed to give up things, fast, pray, and generally act grave.  So, to prepare, they party hearty up to that point, and thus the tradition of wild festival just before you have to go all serious and sober.\n\nIn modern times, Mardi Gras is a way for the tourist trade in New Orleans to draw attention to itself.  Make a lot of money on hotels, restaurants, saloons, etc.  This year, what with hurricane damage and all, the festival seems to be taking on a sort of "black humor," if you will.
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respondez, sil vous plait\n\nit's french. it means, please respond. in other words, let the host/hostess know whether or not you will be attending.