Lego
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- proper noun
- /ˈlɛɡoʊ/
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LEGO
- We're going to use Lego to illustrate linked lists.
- LEGO Mindstorms
- LEGO robotics
- LEGO NXT
My favorite comment was someone wrote Lego Horseheads don't detach.
- My favorite comment was someone wrote Lego Horseheads don't detach.
- Who is Charlie Day in the LEGO's movie?
- So I thought I'd solve it with my Lego type mask.
- And well, I hosted the Lego con yeah, we were in Denmark and him.
- She's Lego Batgirl in in the in the Lego movie.
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Books like The Lego Ideas Book and LEGO Play Book by Daniel Lipkowitz provide children with lots of ideas.
Academic text (2014) -
The FIRST LEGO League, usfirst.org, is a club environment popular in schools.
Academic text (2011) -
All right, Lego, this is a good one because those both look good.
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How about one of those Lego things?
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At 14 feet long, our Lego wall is pretty amazing.
Academic text (2015) -
Oh, and there are these really cute boys working on their Lego robot projects.
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His favorite activity was playing freely with a Lego set in the corner of the classroom.
Academic text (2005) -
My son has declared that he wants to be a Lego set designer when he grows up.
Blog text (3) -
He enjoys building with LEGO.
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His favorite activity was playing freely with a Lego set in the corner of the classroom.
Synonyms
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A solid piece of material used for building or play
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A block of stone or concrete used to make walls
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A box of small plastic bricks and parts for building models like cars or houses
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Etymology
Lego comes from two Danish words, leg 'play' and godt 'well', which the company founder put together as the brand name. That is why Lego feels like a toy for 'play well' and building many different things.