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Definition of playmate in English: playmatenoun ˈpleɪmeɪtˈpleɪˌmeɪt 1A friend with whom a child plays. （儿童的）玩友，玩伴 sometimes Valerie wished she had more playmates Example sentencesExamples - Some among the sixteen were also neighbors, including Forrestal and Lovett, whose wives were friends and whose children were playmates.
- Danny, the narrator, his friend Fred and two next door playmates, Nancy and Janet find adventure and exuberance through the days of one particular summer.
- Only six per cent of children thought their fathers were their ideal playmates.
- He was almost exactly nine months older than Kirstle, which made him an ideal playmate.
- They'll have plenty of playmates, based on the rate at which our friends are having kids.
- Plus he is an active child who loves the outdoors and he is an only child with no children his age living nearby so a dog could be a wonderful playmate and friend.
- This can include grandparents, babysitters, relatives, family friends and playmates.
- The one thing we are incapable of learning by imitating our friends and peers and playmates is the life trajectory that has been prepared for us.
- By Day 3, I was wishing we'd gone on holiday with friends or that at least the children would find some playmates.
- Eusen felt sad to be the causer of such hate in Kahienra, a child playmate, an old friend.
- So I finally had a playmate, and a best friend, even though she was a girl.
- It wasn't all bad, but I think there were long periods without friends and playmates, or someone to break the internal thought processes.
- Whenever I go to parties with my parents, they always try to set me up with their friends' son - my childhood playmate.
- When I was younger, I had a lot of friends, but they weren't real friends, they were just playmates.
- A three-year-old can imitate adults and playmates, play make-believe with dolls and use pronouns or plural words.
- Children identified by teachers as unpopular were likely to be overtly exposed to aversive social environments, either because they clearly had few friends and playmates or because peers were actively mean or hostile toward them.
- They became good friends and playmates after Johnny asked other people about Christabelle.
- His playmates were those Native American and African American children whom his mother taught him to love because they were precious to God.
- When treated well, dogs can be loyal companions, good-natured playmates for children and steadfast protectors of home and hearth.
- She had served the Queen, as an attendant, a playmate, and a confidante literally since infancy, but did not resent it.
Synonyms friend, playfellow, companion informal chum, pal, buddy British informal mate 2Used euphemistically to refer to a person's lover. 〈婉〉情人 her clients use this album of photos to pick their ideal playmate Example sentencesExamples - After the meal the man entertained himself in various ways with his playmate.
- Stacy is running for the presidency and needless to say his wife and daughters don't know about his little playmate.
Definition of playmate in US English: playmatenounˈpleɪˌmeɪtˈplāˌmāt 1A friend with whom a child plays. （儿童的）玩友，玩伴 sometimes Valerie wished she had more playmates Example sentencesExamples - Children identified by teachers as unpopular were likely to be overtly exposed to aversive social environments, either because they clearly had few friends and playmates or because peers were actively mean or hostile toward them.
- Eusen felt sad to be the causer of such hate in Kahienra, a child playmate, an old friend.
- By Day 3, I was wishing we'd gone on holiday with friends or that at least the children would find some playmates.
- This can include grandparents, babysitters, relatives, family friends and playmates.
- Danny, the narrator, his friend Fred and two next door playmates, Nancy and Janet find adventure and exuberance through the days of one particular summer.
- Whenever I go to parties with my parents, they always try to set me up with their friends' son - my childhood playmate.
- Some among the sixteen were also neighbors, including Forrestal and Lovett, whose wives were friends and whose children were playmates.
- A three-year-old can imitate adults and playmates, play make-believe with dolls and use pronouns or plural words.
- When I was younger, I had a lot of friends, but they weren't real friends, they were just playmates.
- She had served the Queen, as an attendant, a playmate, and a confidante literally since infancy, but did not resent it.
- Plus he is an active child who loves the outdoors and he is an only child with no children his age living nearby so a dog could be a wonderful playmate and friend.
- When treated well, dogs can be loyal companions, good-natured playmates for children and steadfast protectors of home and hearth.
- The one thing we are incapable of learning by imitating our friends and peers and playmates is the life trajectory that has been prepared for us.
- He was almost exactly nine months older than Kirstle, which made him an ideal playmate.
- They'll have plenty of playmates, based on the rate at which our friends are having kids.
- Only six per cent of children thought their fathers were their ideal playmates.
- It wasn't all bad, but I think there were long periods without friends and playmates, or someone to break the internal thought processes.
- His playmates were those Native American and African American children whom his mother taught him to love because they were precious to God.
- So I finally had a playmate, and a best friend, even though she was a girl.
- They became good friends and playmates after Johnny asked other people about Christabelle.
Synonyms friend, playfellow, companion 2Used euphemistically to refer to a person's lover. 〈婉〉情人 her clients use this album of photos to pick their ideal playmate Example sentencesExamples - Stacy is running for the presidency and needless to say his wife and daughters don't know about his little playmate.
- After the meal the man entertained himself in various ways with his playmate.
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