Definition of El Dorado in English:

El Dorado

proper nounˌɛl dəˈrɑːdəʊˌɛl dəˈrɑdoʊ

1The name of a fictitious country or city abounding in gold, formerly believed to exist somewhere in the region of the Orinoco and Amazon Rivers.
黄金国（或城）（假想的盛产黄金的国度，旧时被认为位于南美奥里诺科河和亚马逊河地区的某处）
1. 1.1as noun A place of great abundance.
  极为富庶的地方
  Example sentencesExamples
  And the sugar-beet fields all around, I know, will soon be transformed, each in their turn, into part of this El Dorado.
  And now, two decades later, Todd and I have rediscovered this El Dorado of rock in the hidden corazón of Mexico, and we've climbed its apocryphal face.
  Yes, there's lots of talk of an El Dorado of forensic evidence, a gold mine of forensic evidence, and that's clearly what they do have.
  Third is that the workers struggles for job security, against contract labour system and the making of an El Dorado.
  While mining has excavated an El Dorado for both the company and the Indonesian Government, it has been an ecological, social and economic purgatory for the Papuans.
  China's untapped cigarette market seemed to be an El Dorado for global tobacco companies looking to boost depleted sales margins due to a contracting First World market.
  Perhaps this Atlantis, this El Dorado of suburbs does exist, but I for one couldn't be bothered travelling any further north to find it.
  This densification of office and residential high-rises is new here, but the area has become an El Dorado for those interested in water sports, disco, and in-line skating.
  Despite all this, the Kingdom is an eldorado for job and donation seekers.

Origin

Spanish, literally 'the gilded one'.

Definition of El Dorado in US English:

El Dorado

proper nounˌel dəˈrädōˌɛl dəˈrɑdoʊ

1The name of a fictitious country or city abounding in gold, formerly believed to exist somewhere in the region of the Orinoco and Amazon Rivers.
黄金国（或城）（假想的盛产黄金的国度，旧时被认为位于南美奥里诺科河和亚马逊河地区的某处）
1. 1.1as noun an El Dorado A place of great abundance.
  极为富庶的地方
  Example sentencesExamples
  Yes, there's lots of talk of an El Dorado of forensic evidence, a gold mine of forensic evidence, and that's clearly what they do have.
  This densification of office and residential high-rises is new here, but the area has become an El Dorado for those interested in water sports, disco, and in-line skating.
  Despite all this, the Kingdom is an eldorado for job and donation seekers.
  While mining has excavated an El Dorado for both the company and the Indonesian Government, it has been an ecological, social and economic purgatory for the Papuans.
  Perhaps this Atlantis, this El Dorado of suburbs does exist, but I for one couldn't be bothered travelling any further north to find it.
  And now, two decades later, Todd and I have rediscovered this El Dorado of rock in the hidden corazón of Mexico, and we've climbed its apocryphal face.
  China's untapped cigarette market seemed to be an El Dorado for global tobacco companies looking to boost depleted sales margins due to a contracting First World market.
  And the sugar-beet fields all around, I know, will soon be transformed, each in their turn, into part of this El Dorado.
  Third is that the workers struggles for job security, against contract labour system and the making of an El Dorado.

Origin

Spanish, literally ‘the gilded one’.

词汇	El Dorado
释义	Definition of El Dorado in English: El Dorado proper nounˌɛl dəˈrɑːdəʊˌɛl dəˈrɑdoʊ 1The name of a fictitious country or city abounding in gold, formerly believed to exist somewhere in the region of the Orinoco and Amazon Rivers. 黄金国（或城）（假想的盛产黄金的国度，旧时被认为位于南美奥里诺科河和亚马逊河地区的某处） 1.1as noun A place of great abundance. 极为富庶的地方 Example sentencesExamples And the sugar-beet fields all around, I know, will soon be transformed, each in their turn, into part of this El Dorado. And now, two decades later, Todd and I have rediscovered this El Dorado of rock in the hidden corazón of Mexico, and we've climbed its apocryphal face. Yes, there's lots of talk of an El Dorado of forensic evidence, a gold mine of forensic evidence, and that's clearly what they do have. Third is that the workers struggles for job security, against contract labour system and the making of an El Dorado. While mining has excavated an El Dorado for both the company and the Indonesian Government, it has been an ecological, social and economic purgatory for the Papuans. China's untapped cigarette market seemed to be an El Dorado for global tobacco companies looking to boost depleted sales margins due to a contracting First World market. Perhaps this Atlantis, this El Dorado of suburbs does exist, but I for one couldn't be bothered travelling any further north to find it. This densification of office and residential high-rises is new here, but the area has become an El Dorado for those interested in water sports, disco, and in-line skating. Despite all this, the Kingdom is an eldorado for job and donation seekers. Origin Spanish, literally 'the gilded one'. Definition of El Dorado in US English: El Dorado proper nounˌel dəˈrädōˌɛl dəˈrɑdoʊ 1The name of a fictitious country or city abounding in gold, formerly believed to exist somewhere in the region of the Orinoco and Amazon Rivers. 黄金国（或城）（假想的盛产黄金的国度，旧时被认为位于南美奥里诺科河和亚马逊河地区的某处） 1.1as noun an El Dorado A place of great abundance. 极为富庶的地方 Example sentencesExamples Yes, there's lots of talk of an El Dorado of forensic evidence, a gold mine of forensic evidence, and that's clearly what they do have. This densification of office and residential high-rises is new here, but the area has become an El Dorado for those interested in water sports, disco, and in-line skating. Despite all this, the Kingdom is an eldorado for job and donation seekers. While mining has excavated an El Dorado for both the company and the Indonesian Government, it has been an ecological, social and economic purgatory for the Papuans. Perhaps this Atlantis, this El Dorado of suburbs does exist, but I for one couldn't be bothered travelling any further north to find it. And now, two decades later, Todd and I have rediscovered this El Dorado of rock in the hidden corazón of Mexico, and we've climbed its apocryphal face. China's untapped cigarette market seemed to be an El Dorado for global tobacco companies looking to boost depleted sales margins due to a contracting First World market. And the sugar-beet fields all around, I know, will soon be transformed, each in their turn, into part of this El Dorado. Third is that the workers struggles for job security, against contract labour system and the making of an El Dorado. Origin Spanish, literally ‘the gilded one’.
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