Horseplay Meaning in English
word
ˈhɔɹsˌpɫeɪ
HAWRS-play
hˈɔːspleɪ
HAWS-play
释义
Rough or energetic play, usually done for fun, but not intended to hurt anyone.
用法与细微差别
'Horseplay' is informal and usually refers to rowdy, physical play especially among children, teens, or playful adults. Not appropriate for formal situations. Often used in phrases like 'No horseplay in the hallway.' Does not mean cruelty or true fighting.
Spanish: juegos bruscos - travesurasPortuguese (BR): brincadeiras violentas - algazarraPortuguese (PT): brincadeiras brutas - algazarraChinese (Simplified): 打闹 - 嬉闹Chinese (Traditional): 打鬧 - 嬉鬧Hindi: मज़ाकिया धक्का-मुक्की - शरारत (शारीरिक)Arabic: مزاح جسدي - لعب خشنBengali: গালাগালি (ক্রীড়াযুদ্ধে মজা করা) - দস্যিপনা - দুষ্টুমিপনাRussian: шалости - баловство - грубые игрыJapanese: ふざけあい - じゃれあいVietnamese: nô đùa quá trớn - nghịch ngợmKorean: 장난스러운 신체 놀이 - 장난Turkish: şakalaşma (vurmalı) - şamatacılıkUrdu: شرارت بھری کھیل کودIndonesian: bermain kasar - bercanda fisik
例句
There is no horseplay allowed in the classroom.
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The boys got hurt because of too much horseplay.
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Please stop the horseplay near the pool.
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They were just having some harmless horseplay before dinner.
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What started as simple horseplay ended up breaking a lamp.
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If you keep up that horseplay, someone’s going to get hurt.
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