lido
lido
Definition
lido (lē′dō)
noun
a resort at a beach
Etymology: after Lido, island in NE Italy
lido
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- find: In a lush tropical garden with exotic plants and flowers, just set back from the beach itself, you will find two lidos.
- include: In 1988 there were eight pools, including a large lido and a leisure pool.
Adjective modifier
- large: Aldershot Lido - the largest lido in the South of England with diving boards, shallow areas and water slides.
- local: I was doing my first swim in the local lido, which is 50m.
- open: This well patronized open air lido was a white tiled pool with channeling of soft white stone.
- favorite: OR of your favorite lido - a space will be made!
- private: Other facilities include a spa with jacuzzi and saunas, as well as a tennis court and even a private lido with rowing boats.
- public: There are several public lidos along the beachfront, offering changing and shower facilities.
Modifies a noun
- restaurant: Deck we watched expert on all club lido restaurant at the back.
- deck: On the lido deck there is the children's play room and computer center with internet.
- pool: And the lido swimming pool was open then, and I spent all that most wonderful, yeah, yeah.
Noun used with modifier
- club: Deck we watched expert on all club lido restaurant at the back.
- seafront: Location name Funchal Sun & Sand The coastline is rocky and Funchal compensates for its lack of beaches with a seafront lido.
- air: This well patronized open air lido was a white tiled pool with channeling of soft white stone.
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