playtime
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- noun
- /ˈpleɪtaɪm/
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recreo
- To obtain health benefits, Ridgers et al. recommended that children spend 40% of the recess physical playtime in MVPA.
- outdoor playtime
- children during playtime
I'm not saying that you're like bro, because this is not playtime for me.
- I'm not saying that you're like bro, because this is not playtime for me.
- But kids also need unstructured playtime.
- And this is where I carry his treats, his poop bags and hand sanitizer when I go to the park with him for playtime or just when we're doing training walks.
- Like the weekends are so exhausting When I go to work on Monday, like that's when I exhale like this is this is my my playtime.
- Then she blamed my kids saying my daughter had gotten him excited last time and now he thinks that kids mean playtime.
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Foster parents should speak the language of the child and should organize playtime with children speaking the same language.
Academic text (2008) -
I loved the video and the explanation of the importance of free playtime for babies.
Blog text (8) -
Eight hours of playtime ahead.
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The children are then given free playtime in which to follow through with their planned activities.
Academic text (1991) -
But that's still a huge amount of playtime for any game at all.
Blog text (11) -
Make some fun felt masks for hours of fun playtime with the kiddos.
Blog text (9) -
These projects expose kids to concepts of Steam, making the playtime fun, engaging, and enriching experience.
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In her spare time, Rachell enjoys power yoga and playtime with her Cavalier King Charles, Molly.
Blog text (18) -
Yet, some of the public views physical education (PE) in the schools as glorified recess or playtime.
Academic text (2014) -
The children run around the playground during their playtime after lunch.
Synonyms
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A time when you are not working and can do things you enjoy
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Time not spent working when you can relax or do things you enjoy
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Free time when you are not working and can relax or do things you like
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A special day for fun and games at school or with friends
A set time in a game or match when the action continues
A part of a game when play happens for a set time
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Etymology
Playtime is a simple compound of play and time, literally 'time for play'. That's why it means the period set aside for play or fun, often for children.