關於Entertainment的意思和用法的提問

A: It means something that is entertaining for everyone. Usually there is more that comes after that sentence.

Example:

“To the great entertainment of all, Johnny tripped and splattered pie all over his face.”

A: 1- متعة تسلية something that entertains, something interesting or amusing, fun
2- ضيافة hospitality

A: Anything involving performing in front of or for an audience.

A: الترفيه في الأجواء

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A: Channel 123 is an entertainment channel.

A: "My favorite form of entertainment is watching tv." "A celebrity's job is in the entertainment business." "Entertainment is important for a young child"

A: -the show provided great entertainment
-i spent my time watching entertainment instead of doing my homework

A: My favourite genres of entertainment are stand up comedy and fantasy movies.
What will you do to entertain yourself?
Who is your favourite entertainer?

A: The show is for your entertainment.

Angelina Jolie works in the entertainment industry.

A: Both "entertainment" and "recreation" refer to situations that are meant to be enjoyable. We participate in them for enjoyment, rather than payment or responsibility, but they have slightly different uses.
"Entertainment" suggests less active involvement by the participant. Concerts, movies, and stage performances (acrobatics, comedy, dance, magic, etc.) are usually considered entertainment, while arts, casino games, crafts, games, karaoke, sports, strategy games, and video games are more likely to be described as "hobbies", "leisure activities", "pastimes", or "recreational activities".

There are instances where the two words may be fairly interchangeable.
For example,
"What do you do for entertainment?"
"What do you do for recreation?"
both basically mean "What do you do in your free time?".

A: entertainment = 演芸／エンターテインメント
past time = しゅみ

A: Entertainment district can just be theaters and nightclubs, but red-light district means prostitution.

A: la différence entre amis et récréation c'est que la récréation est un temps où on peut s'amuser et se reposer et l'amusement et tu ne l'émotion que tu éprouves quand tu as le sourire

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A: What entertainment activities have you been doing for the last 10 years?

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A: I would say it this way:

​‎I love entertainment and have worked in the entertainment industry. I was excited however, the job was a mess. I really wanted to work in a general company so I changed my job.

A: Sounds pretty good and is still understandable! I would make these changes:

"I'm curious about what the world thinks about entertainment; what the world thinks about Japan. After the birth of the country in the 19th century, Japan absorbed many things from Europe and North America, especially entertainment from the USA. The American entertainment industry has an effect on not only Japan, but all over the world."

A: You can put it in this way,

"You can hear a penny drop after the show has ended."

Just means that it is so quite after the show that you can hear a coin if it is dropped on the floor.


Also the idiom by the other commenter is unfortunately wrong. It isn't,

"after the storm comes a calm"

It is,

"The calm before the storm"

Examples of this in life can be seen there are moments of peace before a time of war, or it is quiet before it gets loud and so forth like this.

Hope it helps!

A: Yes, it's a common usage. It is almost exclusively left "open" ("entertainment celebrities"), but occasionally is seen "hyphenated" ("entertainment-celebrities"). I would advise that you stick with the "open" form.

A: Japanese entertainment is gaining popularity with foreigners, and anime or manga - what is called otaku culture - is known by a large amount of people.