アソビ
Meanings
Noun
Suffix
1. play; playing; game
It was just a little tumble while playing a kids' game.
Noun
2. pleasure; amusement; pastime; recreation; diversion
Well then, shall we get a little exercise and have some fun at the same time?
3. play (in a mechanism, e.g. a steering wheel); slack
4. flexibility (in a performance, art, etc.); freedom
It's fine for a design to have a little playfulness.
5. flyleaf
Pitch accent
ア
ソビ
Used in vocabulary (54 in total)
playboy; libertine; (professional) gambler; person without a steady job; idler
playground; play space
nightlife; night amusements
Examples (27 in total)
It's not a game.
Both work and play are important.
I can't be bothered to play along with kids' games.
Life is not all fun and games.
The teacher took part in the children's games.
His playing has a sense of freedom.
Don't you think it's truly the ultimate game?
The children are playing marbles.
We killed time by playing cards.
My daughter likes to play with dolls.
It's fine for a design to have a little playfulness.
It was just a little tumble while playing a kids' game.
Well then, shall we get a little exercise and have some fun at the same time?
Is it harassment, a prank, or just play?
Moderate play and exercise bring about health, you know?
The mother hardly ever interfered with her child's play.
What games did you like when you were a child?
Are you here on business or for pleasure?
I don't have the time to engage in worthless pastimes.
Work is not the object of life any more than play is.
Play or study - the choice is yours.
Work and play are both necessary to health.
The standard for fatigue is different between work and play.
I know more or less about the rules of this game.
I want to get a job that mixes work and play.
Did you go abroad for pleasure or on business?
And then he added some playful freedom with complex rhythms.