play with

Frequency: 8.830.0 per million words

To engage with toys or other objects for amusement; to play a game with someone.

playplay + PREPOSITION

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with

Examples (10)

  • The little girl was playing with her toys.
  • My cat loves to play with string.
  • Do you want to play a board game with me?
  • He's always trying to play with new software features.
  • It's essential for children to play with their peers.
  • You shouldn't play with sharp objects.
  • She likes to play with colors in her paintings.
  • They often play with their imagination, creating fantastical worlds.
  • Can you play with the puppy while I prepare dinner?
  • Don't play with people's emotions.