lido
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Meaning
a recreational facility including a swimming pool for water sports
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Brockwell park offers a number of rather surprising attractions: come for the outdoor cinema screenings at the Lido when they're back on – is there any better way to enjoy Jaws than being sat in an inflatable dinghy?
Although the city has its own quarter on the Mediterranean Sea ( Lido di Ostia ), this has only a marina and a small channel-harbour for fisher boats.
Militants detonated a car bomb at the high-end Elite Hotel in Lido beach before opening fire with assault rifles.
Electronic composer Caribou, DJ and record producer Kaytranada, and singer-songwriter Lido Pimienta already have a Polaris to their name, and they're in the running for best Canadian album of the year with their latest projects.
It is about sitting on the side of a lake or a lido, basking in the warm glow of having had a small adventure in your otherwise ordinary day.
Every cabin has a private balcony, while the newly-built ship - boasting a gross tonnage of 58,250 - also features a theatre, spa, outdoor Lido and gym.