playgroup

美 [ˈpleɪɡruːp]英 [ˈpleɪɡruːp]

playgroup

noun

C U（学龄前儿童的）幼儿游戏班
a place where children who are below school age go regularly to play together and to learn through playing

频次

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N-COUNT 学前游戏班；幼儿游戏组
A playgroup is an informal school for very young children, where they learn things by playing.

1

Children living in remote places cannot get to the playgroup .

住在远处的孩子们不能进游戏托儿所。
2

The playgroup provides plenty of stimulation for the children .

幼儿游戏组给孩子很多启发。
3

Ms Rheault was inspired by her own experiences to introduce playgroup services .

里奥特推出小组游戏指导服务的灵感来自于她本人的经历。
4

If there isn 't a playgroup locally , how about starting one ?

如果本地没有幼儿班，开办一个怎么样？
5

Are you planning a Christmas party for your office , dorm , friends , church group , playgroup or other group ?

你正在为你的同事、室友、朋友、教会团体、托儿所或其他团体策划一个圣诞聚会吗？
6

She lectured them about politeness and sharing and outright tried to bully her way into that playgroup .

她向她们讲授礼貌及分享的道理，甚至“霸王硬上弓”般硬要跟人家一起玩。
7

As part of the admission process to these schools that charge up to $ 40000 a year , four-year-olds must attend a playgroup where they are tested by teachers for academic ability and their social and emotional IQ .

这些每年收费最高可达4万美元的幼儿园录取程序中的一个必选环节是，让那些4岁的孩子们参加一个小组游戏，老师们会在游戏过程中测试孩子们的学习能力、社交能力和情商。