playmate Betydning & definition

Eksempler på playmate

• Younger children develop friendships based on concrete activities and thus choose playmates who are close by.

• The same apparently goes for creating a child with the aim of having a worker on the farm or a playmate for a sibling.

• Nature does not like to be observed, and likes that we should be her fools and playmates.

• Skill at recruiting surface acquaintances or playmates is different, therefore, from the skill required to sustain close relationships.

• Preschool children's social interactions involve complex abilities, such as pretense, with perhaps several playmates, whereas the classic epistemic triangle interaction involves a much more pared-down form of triadic exchange.

• He is a friend of the lonely, a guardian of our security, a guide to the blind and a playmate for the child.

• What is the effect on the child when his playmates and schoolmates get to know that his father has been in prison?

• Perhaps the playmates are engaged elsewhere, but we may see them before 10 o'clock.