casinos
Saykuh-SEE-nohzUS/kæˈsinoʊz/UK/kəˈsiːnəʊz/AUS/kəˈsiːnəʉz/
- 1Plural of casino.
Several casinos along the strip compete for the same weekend crowds.
State regulators audited the new casinos before they opened to the public.
Note
A plural that reaches only the countable uses of the noun. Usually it means gambling halls, but older English could also call small pleasure houses or holiday homes, especially in Italy, casinos. That use is now obsolete. In the Italian card game, casinos are the special cards. The game itself takes no plural, so you play casino, never casinos.
casinos is a form of casino
casino, noun: A public building or room where people gamble. Full entry
- Spelling
- casino → casinos: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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