- entertainment
- nounADJECTIVE▪ lavish▪ pure▪
It's pure entertainment and there's nothing wrong with that.
▪ good▪ escapist, mindless▪ free▪ live▪ evening, nightly▪Passengers can enjoy free nightly entertainment.
▪ half-time, pre-game (AmE), pre-match (BrE)▪the half-time entertainment at football games
▪ home, in-flight, public, street▪ mass, popular▪Movies were the new mass entertainment.
▪ family, light, wholesome▪Vote for your top light entertainment show.
▪ adult▪ digital, video▪ interactive▪ musical, sportsVERB + ENTERTAINMENT▪ lay on (BrE), offer, provide, put on▪They provided lavish entertainment for their guests.
▪ enjoyENTERTAINMENT + NOUN▪ business, company, industry, media, world▪ centre/center, complex, venue▪ district (esp. AmE)▪Tokyo's entertainment district
▪ programme/program▪ show▪ news▪The leading piece of entertainment news in the US is the Oscars.
▪ value▪The movies were bought for their entertainment value.
▪ licence (BrE)PREPOSITION▪ for sb's entertainment▪Ladies and gentlemen, for your entertainment, we present Magic Man.
PHRASES▪ a form of entertainment▪ a place of entertainment▪places of entertainment such as bars
▪ a source of entertainment▪The television was his only source of entertainment.
▪ the world of entertainment▪stars from the world of entertainment
Collocations dictionary. 2013.