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at play

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at play
[at this moment] involved in playing. (See also at work.) The children are at play, and I am doing household chores. Whether I am at work or at play, I try to be pleasant to people.
See also: play


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The Newcastle Play Service pro-videyear-round and holiday activities for children from five to 12 at play centres, schools, churches and community centres across the city.
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