Lego
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- noun
- /ˈlɛɡoʊ/
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juguete LEGO
- Some dads get their kids LEGOs.
- Lego cars
Like you want to paint Legos, painting Legos.
- Like you want to paint Legos, painting Legos.
- What I'm saying is those Legos are really jammed in there.
- So we got the stack of Legos for the quarantine.
- I found this analogy between programming in Legos very fascinating.
- You know, it's like it's Lego, you know what I mean?
- Maybe we'll find a sociopath that says Lego bricks.
Examples
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Take two pieces of Lego and smush them together.
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Finally, what an awesome Lego creation.
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Jackson has been building Lego this whole time.
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Well, you look at that, it's Lego Harry Potter.
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This car is made of LEGOs!
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Have some Uni Kitty Lego action figures.
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The team built the platform prototype using a Google smartphone, a commercially available cell phone image sensor, and Lego building blocks.
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Warning to parents of young kids: Legos don't seem to go away like other toys!
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He has the Bionicle Legos that are Star Wars.
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Children love to express their creativity while building various models with Lego bricks.
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 joined to make the name. So the name reminds you that Lego is a toy made for 'play well' and creative building.