n.玩物，玩乐对象，玩具

原形：plaything复数：playthings

The little boy treasured his new plaything, a remote-controlled car.
小男孩珍爱着他的新玩具，一辆遥控汽车。
The kitten chased the ball of yarn as if it were the most fascinating plaything ever.
小猫追逐着毛线球，仿佛那是它见过的最迷人的玩具。
In the hands of an imaginative child, even a simple cardboard box can become a magical plaything.
在一个富有想象力的孩子手中，即使是一个简单的纸板箱也能变成神奇的玩具。
The puppy was delighted with its new plaything, a squeaky rubber bone.
小狗对它的新玩具——一个会吱吱响的橡胶骨头——感到非常高兴。
The antique doll, passed down through generations, was a cherished plaything in the family.
那个古董娃娃代代相传，是家族中珍爱的玩具。
Children often find the packaging of a gift more interesting than the actual plaything inside.
孩子们常常觉得礼物的包装比里面真正的玩具更有趣。
The beach provided endless playthings for the children—shells, driftwood, and sand to build castles with.
海滩为孩子们提供了无尽的玩物——贝壳、浮木和建造沙堡用的沙子。
His latest invention, a complex puzzle, quickly became a popular plaything among adults and children alike.
他最近的发明，一个复杂的谜题，很快成为了成人和儿童都喜欢的玩具。
The富贵人家的孩子们有各种各样的电子玩thing，从平板电脑到高级游戏机。
The children of affluent families had a myriad of electronic playthings, ranging from tablets to high-end gaming consoles.
The magician pulled a seemingly endless stream of playthings from his hat, mesmerizing the audience.
魔术师从他的帽子里变出了看似无穷无尽的玩具，让观众着迷。