playground
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- noun
- /ˈpleɪˌɡraʊnd/
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parque infantil
- In San Francisco, the playgrounds were closed for nine months.
- playground equipment
- play on the playground
- playground for children
It's basically like a real fun playground slash LA Fitness for kids.
- It's basically like a real fun playground slash LA Fitness for kids.
- The child running into the playground, and then what does the child do?
- On your first date, he took you to a playground and sang to you.
- Where was your first kiss on the playground?
- Under it lurked a sad playground, rusty equipment stuck like splinters in the weeds.
- And I could play in that playground.
- Even children's playground insults have been logged as non crime hate incidents.
- There are no lanes on the roads, no sidewalks, no playgrounds.
- There's a school in Colorado who had play nights on their playground.
- Like that's, that's first grade playground behavior, right?
- You know, I'm playing tag in the playground after having been penetrated by my dad.
Examples
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The kids at the playground.
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I'll meet you in the playground after school.
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The kids are going to go to the playground for three hours.
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Is this the playground we went to as kids?
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This place is not a playground for children!
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Are most children active on the playground, or do they also sit a lot?
Academic text (2013) -
All parents like to take their children to a playground, and every child likes to play in one.
Academic text (2008) -
One service organization sponsored a magic show to raise money for new playground equipment.
Academic text (2013) -
After the nap, the two went to the playground and stayed all afternoon.
Fiction book (1990) -
The children laughed and played on the playground filled with swings and slides.
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Etymology
Playground comes from the simple words play and ground, literally a 'ground for play' where children run, use swings, and go down slides. So a playground is an outdoor place made for children's play.