Definition of Lego in English:

Lego

noun ˈlɛɡəʊˈleɡō

mass nountrademark

A construction toy consisting of interlocking plastic building blocks.
pieces of Lego
a vast Lego collection
Example sentencesExamples
- Indeed, executives at rival toy firms cannot believe that Lego has so far avoided outsourcing its manufacturing.
- Slowly, you take a few pieces of Lego and stick them together, as you once did as a child.
- But anyone who hasn't looked at Lego toys since his or her own childhood is in for a rude shock.
- As most geeks know, playing with Lego is superb training in math and geometry.
- The kids and my young cousin Luke are getting Lego, every one of them.

Origin

1950s: from Danish leg godt 'play well', from lege 'to play'.

Definition of Lego in US English:

Lego

nounˈleɡō

trademark

A construction toy consisting of interlocking plastic building blocks.
pieces of Lego
a vast Lego collection
Example sentencesExamples
- The kids and my young cousin Luke are getting Lego, every one of them.
- Indeed, executives at rival toy firms cannot believe that Lego has so far avoided outsourcing its manufacturing.
- Slowly, you take a few pieces of Lego and stick them together, as you once did as a child.
- But anyone who hasn't looked at Lego toys since his or her own childhood is in for a rude shock.
- As most geeks know, playing with Lego is superb training in math and geometry.

Origin

1950s: from Danish leg godt ‘play well’, from lege ‘to play’.

单词	Lego
释义	Definition of Lego in English: Lego noun ˈlɛɡəʊˈleɡō mass nountrademark A construction toy consisting of interlocking plastic building blocks. pieces of Lego a vast Lego collection Example sentencesExamples Indeed, executives at rival toy firms cannot believe that Lego has so far avoided outsourcing its manufacturing. Slowly, you take a few pieces of Lego and stick them together, as you once did as a child. But anyone who hasn't looked at Lego toys since his or her own childhood is in for a rude shock. As most geeks know, playing with Lego is superb training in math and geometry. The kids and my young cousin Luke are getting Lego, every one of them. Origin 1950s: from Danish leg godt 'play well', from lege 'to play'. Definition of Lego in US English: Lego nounˈleɡō trademark A construction toy consisting of interlocking plastic building blocks. pieces of Lego a vast Lego collection Example sentencesExamples The kids and my young cousin Luke are getting Lego, every one of them. Indeed, executives at rival toy firms cannot believe that Lego has so far avoided outsourcing its manufacturing. Slowly, you take a few pieces of Lego and stick them together, as you once did as a child. But anyone who hasn't looked at Lego toys since his or her own childhood is in for a rude shock. As most geeks know, playing with Lego is superb training in math and geometry. Origin 1950s: from Danish leg godt ‘play well’, from lege ‘to play’.
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