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play toys VS play with toys | WordReference Forums
2011年11月28日 · We play with bats/balls/dolls/teddy bears/building blocks/fidget spinners/spinning tops . . . But we fly model aircraft, and throw Frisbees . . . and there are probably a few more specific verbs we use with specific sports/pastimes.
play with or on my play station? | WordReference Forums
2013年4月16日 · It is common to say "play playstation" where the console becomes an activity itself and used like any other game (I play chess, we play tag). "I used to play playstation everyday." "He plays xbox for hours." "I wish my gamecube still worked so I could play it." So your sentence would become, "After that, I play playstation."
When I was little, I used to play with toys ... - WordReference Forums
2007年2月22日 · When I was little, I used to play with toys. I really liked playing them with my cousin. My toys were usually robots, military stuffs that boys usually liked. Quando ero piccolo giocavo con giocattoli. Mi sono veramente diverto li giocare con mio cugino. Miei giocatolli erano robot. (hm.. I don’t actually get how to write that sentence)
Boy toy vs toy boy - WordReference Forums
2006年4月27日 · After our unsuccessful attemps to translate toy boy into Italian in IE it was pointed out by some native speakers that boy toy is used in AE instead. British learners' dictionaries do indeed label boy toy as AE, although the Oxford Dictionary of English adds: ORIGIN 1980s - inversion of toy...
Play computer or play with computer? | WordReference Forums
2013年1月17日 · We play with balls and use computers -- but I hear "play with computers" pretty regularly, so I would suggest it's Chinglish. We do, however, play computer games. Here are some previous threads on the subject: He didn't play computer games / didn't play a computer game play computer? play on a computer play on the computer
play badminton - WordReference Forums
2010年3月22日 · I agree with the other fellows, many would say that a transitive use of jugar in such a phrase is a grammar mistake, a calque from English “I play + name of sport/game”. "Jugar" can be used as a transitive verb when you are referring to particular match: "Mañana voy a jugar un partido de fútbol con mis compañeros de oficina". Saludos
play yo-yo or play with a yo-yo - WordReference Forums
2018年6月2日 · I’d like to know if I could say ‘play yo-yo’ or ‘play with a yo-yo’. Thanks. lingobingo Senior ...
right now vs. right away | WordReference Forums
2013年12月21日 · Mother: You can play with your toys for an hour if you promise to put them back right away when you're done. Son: I promise to. An hr and a half later. Mom find son in the kitchen making himself a sandwich. Toys in his room are out. Mother: I asked you to promise to put toys away 'right away." Son. Well, I'm doing that.
play a weak hand - WordReference Forums
2013年8月27日 · What does it mean and in what situations can I use it? : North Korea plays a weak hand to advantageBEIJING — North Korea is sometimes mocked as the mouse that roared, one of the poorest countries in the world threatening two economic and military giants, the United States and South Korea. But...
go to play or go playing - WordReference Forums
2013年1月16日 · I'd like to go (in order) to play tennis. Suppose a group of people are going to a sports camp to play a sport. One might say: I'd like to go playing squash. or : I'd like to go skating. or: I'd like to go playing tennis or : I'd like to go playing football, soccer, basketball, volleyball etc or : I'd like to go running the marathon.