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where you go to play,usually outdoors

 

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Term: Where You Go to Play, Usually Outdoors

Part of Speech: Noun (1st Sense)

Description: A location or place where individuals or groups engage in recreational activities and typically spend leisure time outdoors.

Sample Sentence:

My favorite playground as a child was the neighborhood park.

Part of Speech: Noun (2nd Sense)

Description: A physical area or facility equipped with special equipment or structures designed for outdoor play and amusement, primarily for children.

Sample Sentence:

The newly renovated playground features a colorful jungle gym, swings, and a sandbox.

Part of Speech: Verb

Description: The act of engaging in recreational activities or participating in games for enjoyment.

Sample Sentence:

Children love to playground on sunny days, running, climbing, and laughing.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Description: Referring to an activity or location that involves outdoor recreation, often associated with children's play.

Sample Sentence:

The summer camp offered a wide range of playground activities, including sports, crafts, and hiking.

Part of Speech: Adverb

Description: Describing the manner in which recreational activities are carried out, particularly outdoors.

Sample Sentence:

The kids ran playground through the fields, jumping and playing tag.

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