Meanings of play yard in anglès

McNally was outside in what used to be the school play yard.

Then the puppies exploded into the play yard and clambered over me.

The children, about 25 three-to-four year olds, were still in the play yard.

One such item is this portable play yard that Carpenter recommends.

He heard the footsteps of his two friends move away from him across the play yard.

They stood alone in the play yard; they were never called on in class; they sat silent and shriveled at their desks.

With permission from the play yard supervisor, we circulated from one group to another and participated in their activities where we could safely do so.

I was then taken to a play yard, where a man masquerading as my father threw a Nerf Ball that I was supposed to chase.

We just played yard games like marbles and tossing a ball.

"That's their outdoor play yard," she said, pointing to it with obvious pride.

A generation of national school classes has passed through Jim Neary's tutelage since most of the Graigue-Ballycallan squad played yard games.

The West End, a huge building of two stories, fronted with gnarled poplars, divided the play yards called girlside and boyside.