paradise
part of speech
noun (paradise; also a name: Paradise)
meaning for a pupil
1) Paradise is a perfect, happy place, like a beautiful garden. tree →
2) In many religions, paradise is heaven, a perfect place after life. tree →
3) Paradise is also used in the names of places, birds and shops. tree →
sense in the lessons
In maths: a word of the story only; sometimes a name of a place or a shop. In everyday life: «a paradise for kids», «a shopper's paradise». In science: birds of paradise have bright feathers. In stories: an island paradise, a lost paradise.
examples
- The garden was a paradise for birds. tree →
- They went to Paradise Park. tree →
- The island is a paradise with 300 palm trees. tree →
- The toy shop was a paradise for my little brother. tree →
- A bird of paradise has long, bright feathers. tree →
- The beach looked like paradise. tree →
- In the story, the travellers searched for a lost paradise. tree →
- "We shall soon reach the garden of paradise now." tree →
note
Carries no number or operation. It is a place word in the story. Usually uncountable and used without «a»; write it with a capital letter when it is a name (Paradise Park).
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «paradise» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.