playroom
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈpleɪˌruːm/
:
sala de juegos
- We created a colorful playroom filled with toys and games for the kids.
- playroom toys
- a large playroom
- a small playroom
Well, Ottie and I did, Al we didn't, and Ottie's just been playing really nicely in her playroom.
- Well, Ottie and I did, Al we didn't, and Ottie's just been playing really nicely in her playroom.
- They're like a child who has a playroom full of toys, but they always covet the toy that they don't have.
- I have to wait for the movers to come and pick up a lot of the things that are in that room and that kind of ties into the playroom plans, so.
Examples
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This must be the playroom.
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Originally, the second floor of our Copilco house was built as a huge playroom.
Fiction book (2000) -
We were in the the kids playroom for so long.
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And then this area will be the boys playroom with hopefully a pool table.
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No, no, no, show me the playroom.
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Hiding in the playroom, are we?
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-Can I take you down to the playroom?
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Behind this door is my playroom.
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We have a new playroom with a Ping-Pong table.
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His sisters, Sierra and Sienna, were arguing over a bag of chips in the playroom.
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
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1.0
A room in a house where a baby sleeps and plays
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3.3
A room in a house for games and relaxing
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1.4
A room with games like table tennis, pool, or video games for fun
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5.5
A room in a house for noisy play, games, and parties
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2.7
A room with games and space for relaxing and having fun
How Dedicated
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1.0
2
2.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Playroom combines play ('to have fun') and room ('a space in a house'). So a playroom is a room set aside for children to 'play' and keep their toys.