playmate

Word family adjectiveplayableplayfulplaysomeplayed-outnounplayerplayfulnessplayletplay-actingplaybackplaybillplaybookplayboyPlaybusplay-by-playplay dateplayfellowplaygroundplaygroupplayhouseplaying cardplaying fieldplayleaderplaylistplaymakerplaymateplaypenplayroomplayschoolplayslipplaysuitplaythingplaytimeplaywrightadverbplayfullyverbplay

play·mate /ˈpleɪmeɪt/ noun [countableC]

FRIENDLYa friend that a child plays with 〔儿童的〕玩伴

Examples from the Corpus

playmate• But Jane Goodall and others have reported that among chimpanzees, the enemies of the morning will be playmates of the afternoon.• Tim Skerritt had been his playmate.• I loved Jo: playmate in psychic realities, friend, fellow therapist, mentor and so much more.• One of my playmates at the time, Betty, came from such a home.• Such children imitate what they see but do not yet reason like their older playmates.• She could not find any satisfactory playmates.• As children acquire the pidgin, they use it with playmates and other children in their peer group.

词汇	playmate
释义	playmate Word family adjectiveplayableplayfulplaysomeplayed-outnounplayerplayfulnessplayletplay-actingplaybackplaybillplaybookplayboyPlaybusplay-by-playplay dateplayfellowplaygroundplaygroupplayhouseplaying cardplaying fieldplayleaderplaylistplaymakerplaymateplaypenplayroomplayschoolplayslipplaysuitplaythingplaytimeplaywrightadverbplayfullyverbplay play·mate /ˈpleɪmeɪt/ noun [countableC] FRIENDLYa friend that a child plays with 〔儿童的〕玩伴 Examples from the Corpus playmate• But Jane Goodall and others have reported that among chimpanzees, the enemies of the morning will be playmates of the afternoon.• Tim Skerritt had been his playmate.• I loved Jo: playmate in psychic realities, friend, fellow therapist, mentor and so much more.• One of my playmates at the time, Betty, came from such a home.• Such children imitate what they see but do not yet reason like their older playmates.• She could not find any satisfactory playmates.• As children acquire the pidgin, they use it with playmates and other children in their peer group.
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