Definition of sandbox in English:

sandbox

nounˈsan(d)bɒksˈsæn(d)ˌbɑks

1North American A shallow box or hollow in the ground partly filled with sand for children to play in; a sandpit.
Example sentencesExamples
- Our most popular incorporates a club house, jungle gym, slide, tire swing and sandbox, and covers an area of up to ten by 12-feet.
- Angular poles resemble trees and there are cylinders, a tyre swing, and large sandbox, picturesquely arrayed like a series of exhibits in a sculpture garden.
- Our neighborhood artist was still bringing his three dogs to relieve themselves in the kids' sandbox at the base of our building.
- They usually consisted of cast-iron swings, slides, seesaws, Junglegyms, giant-strides, and merry-go-rounds and sandboxes for young children.
- There's free candy and leis, we're gonna have a hula-hoop competition and sandboxes so people can make sand castles.
- There were pictures of the two of them playing in a sandbox with sand all over them, another one when they were a little older with helmets in their arms, and leaning on their bikes, and another one of them playing basketball.
- These may include wood for building, sandboxes, watering cans, shovels, and pots for playing outdoors; dolls made of natural fibers and toys of wood and cloth for indoors.
- This particular playground was a grass-covered space of over 8000 square meters, and included a zoo, a wading pool, a botanical garden, slides, seesaws, sandboxes, and a sumo wrestling ring.
- The architects created a playground in the air, with play equipment, benches, a sandbox, a small bathroom, and a little bit of green with a postage-stamp lawn and some small potted trees.
- Keep your child's outdoor sandbox covered, especially overnight, to prevent wandering cats from using it as a litter box.
- We take kids to our playground, which has swings and sandboxes that are accessible to wheelchairs and gurneys.
- It's especially important to be watchful for these signs if your child often plays with pet dogs or cats, visits public parks, plays in sandboxes, or likes to put things in his or her mouth.
- Ordering sand for your kid's sandbox would be risky business.
- A swing set was purchased at an auction, and the area features a Little Tykes slide, picnic table, and sandbox.
- There is a pretty neat sandbox and slide near me too.
- She watched a few kids play in the sandboxes, and young couples kiss under trees as well as old couples walking around with an indescribable air of understanding.
- Cover children's sandboxes when no one is playing in them.
- Experimenting with different mixtures, engineers and scientists came up with a recipe that includes play sand for children's sandboxes, diatomaceous earth for swimming pool filters and mortar clay powder.
- Because the parasite can live in soil and sand, cover your sandboxes so dogs and cats aren't tempted to relieve themselves there.
- Once the kids outgrow the sandbox, its location will be ideal for a shade tree and flower bed.
2Computing
A virtual space in which new or untested software or coding can be run securely.
Example sentencesExamples
- Halfhill also notes that the Cell's architecture is more flexible than Java's sandboxes, because a software cell can encapsulate several processes, or part of a single process.
- I spent a few minutes in a sandbox Thomas made available and the system seems cleanly designed, easy to ‘get’, and flexible.
- User-Mode Linux allows you to build running Linux systems within Linux systems for use as sandboxes or virtual servers.
- No website owner in their right mind will ‘like’ Google's sandbox.
- A version of the search engine has been accessible for some time through Microsoft's sandbox site here.
3A box containing sand, especially one kept on a train to hold sand for sprinkling on to slippery rails.
Example sentencesExamples
- An installation for filling a rail vehicle sand box comprises both a pressurized vessel containing sand or other granular material and a portable delivery head connected to the vessel.
1. 3.1historical A perforated container for sprinkling sand on to wet ink in order to dry it.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Until some time in the Victorian era, the sandbox was a common item on writing desks.
4A tropical American tree whose seed cases were formerly used to hold sand for blotting ink.
Hura crepitans, family Euphorbiaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes strong emetics, such as the seed of the sandbox tree, were used to bring on menstruation.
- The drive must negotiate a narrow fairway between clammy cherry, sour-sop and African sandbox trees, which are known on Nevis as monkey no go round trees because of the bark's thorns.

Rhymes

bandbox

Definition of sandbox in US English:

sandbox

nounˈsæn(d)ˌbɑksˈsan(d)ˌbäks

1North American A shallow box or hollow in the ground partly filled with sand for children to play in.
British term sandpit
Example sentencesExamples
- It's especially important to be watchful for these signs if your child often plays with pet dogs or cats, visits public parks, plays in sandboxes, or likes to put things in his or her mouth.
- A swing set was purchased at an auction, and the area features a Little Tykes slide, picnic table, and sandbox.
- Because the parasite can live in soil and sand, cover your sandboxes so dogs and cats aren't tempted to relieve themselves there.
- This particular playground was a grass-covered space of over 8000 square meters, and included a zoo, a wading pool, a botanical garden, slides, seesaws, sandboxes, and a sumo wrestling ring.
- Keep your child's outdoor sandbox covered, especially overnight, to prevent wandering cats from using it as a litter box.
- Experimenting with different mixtures, engineers and scientists came up with a recipe that includes play sand for children's sandboxes, diatomaceous earth for swimming pool filters and mortar clay powder.
- These may include wood for building, sandboxes, watering cans, shovels, and pots for playing outdoors; dolls made of natural fibers and toys of wood and cloth for indoors.
- Our most popular incorporates a club house, jungle gym, slide, tire swing and sandbox, and covers an area of up to ten by 12-feet.
- The architects created a playground in the air, with play equipment, benches, a sandbox, a small bathroom, and a little bit of green with a postage-stamp lawn and some small potted trees.
- Angular poles resemble trees and there are cylinders, a tyre swing, and large sandbox, picturesquely arrayed like a series of exhibits in a sculpture garden.
- Our neighborhood artist was still bringing his three dogs to relieve themselves in the kids' sandbox at the base of our building.
- There is a pretty neat sandbox and slide near me too.
- Ordering sand for your kid's sandbox would be risky business.
- Once the kids outgrow the sandbox, its location will be ideal for a shade tree and flower bed.
- They usually consisted of cast-iron swings, slides, seesaws, Junglegyms, giant-strides, and merry-go-rounds and sandboxes for young children.
- There were pictures of the two of them playing in a sandbox with sand all over them, another one when they were a little older with helmets in their arms, and leaning on their bikes, and another one of them playing basketball.
- There's free candy and leis, we're gonna have a hula-hoop competition and sandboxes so people can make sand castles.
- We take kids to our playground, which has swings and sandboxes that are accessible to wheelchairs and gurneys.
- She watched a few kids play in the sandboxes, and young couples kiss under trees as well as old couples walking around with an indescribable air of understanding.
- Cover children's sandboxes when no one is playing in them.
2Computing
A virtual space in which new or untested software can be run securely.
Example sentencesExamples
- I spent a few minutes in a sandbox Thomas made available and the system seems cleanly designed, easy to ‘get’, and flexible.
- A version of the search engine has been accessible for some time through Microsoft's sandbox site here.
- User-Mode Linux allows you to build running Linux systems within Linux systems for use as sandboxes or virtual servers.
- Halfhill also notes that the Cell's architecture is more flexible than Java's sandboxes, because a software cell can encapsulate several processes, or part of a single process.
- No website owner in their right mind will ‘like’ Google's sandbox.
3historical A perforated container for sprinkling sand on to wet ink in order to dry it.
Example sentencesExamples
- Until some time in the Victorian era, the sandbox was a common item on writing desks.
4A tropical American tree whose seed cases were formerly used to hold sand for blotting ink.
Hura crepitans, family Euphorbiaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- The drive must negotiate a narrow fairway between clammy cherry, sour-sop and African sandbox trees, which are known on Nevis as monkey no go round trees because of the bark's thorns.
- Sometimes strong emetics, such as the seed of the sandbox tree, were used to bring on menstruation.

单词	sandbox
释义	Definition of sandbox in English: sandbox nounˈsan(d)bɒksˈsæn(d)ˌbɑks 1North American A shallow box or hollow in the ground partly filled with sand for children to play in; a sandpit. Example sentencesExamples Our most popular incorporates a club house, jungle gym, slide, tire swing and sandbox, and covers an area of up to ten by 12-feet. Angular poles resemble trees and there are cylinders, a tyre swing, and large sandbox, picturesquely arrayed like a series of exhibits in a sculpture garden. Our neighborhood artist was still bringing his three dogs to relieve themselves in the kids' sandbox at the base of our building. They usually consisted of cast-iron swings, slides, seesaws, Junglegyms, giant-strides, and merry-go-rounds and sandboxes for young children. There's free candy and leis, we're gonna have a hula-hoop competition and sandboxes so people can make sand castles. There were pictures of the two of them playing in a sandbox with sand all over them, another one when they were a little older with helmets in their arms, and leaning on their bikes, and another one of them playing basketball. These may include wood for building, sandboxes, watering cans, shovels, and pots for playing outdoors; dolls made of natural fibers and toys of wood and cloth for indoors. This particular playground was a grass-covered space of over 8000 square meters, and included a zoo, a wading pool, a botanical garden, slides, seesaws, sandboxes, and a sumo wrestling ring. The architects created a playground in the air, with play equipment, benches, a sandbox, a small bathroom, and a little bit of green with a postage-stamp lawn and some small potted trees. Keep your child's outdoor sandbox covered, especially overnight, to prevent wandering cats from using it as a litter box. We take kids to our playground, which has swings and sandboxes that are accessible to wheelchairs and gurneys. It's especially important to be watchful for these signs if your child often plays with pet dogs or cats, visits public parks, plays in sandboxes, or likes to put things in his or her mouth. Ordering sand for your kid's sandbox would be risky business. A swing set was purchased at an auction, and the area features a Little Tykes slide, picnic table, and sandbox. There is a pretty neat sandbox and slide near me too. She watched a few kids play in the sandboxes, and young couples kiss under trees as well as old couples walking around with an indescribable air of understanding. Cover children's sandboxes when no one is playing in them. Experimenting with different mixtures, engineers and scientists came up with a recipe that includes play sand for children's sandboxes, diatomaceous earth for swimming pool filters and mortar clay powder. Because the parasite can live in soil and sand, cover your sandboxes so dogs and cats aren't tempted to relieve themselves there. Once the kids outgrow the sandbox, its location will be ideal for a shade tree and flower bed. 2Computing A virtual space in which new or untested software or coding can be run securely. Example sentencesExamples Halfhill also notes that the Cell's architecture is more flexible than Java's sandboxes, because a software cell can encapsulate several processes, or part of a single process. I spent a few minutes in a sandbox Thomas made available and the system seems cleanly designed, easy to ‘get’, and flexible. User-Mode Linux allows you to build running Linux systems within Linux systems for use as sandboxes or virtual servers. No website owner in their right mind will ‘like’ Google's sandbox. A version of the search engine has been accessible for some time through Microsoft's sandbox site here. 3A box containing sand, especially one kept on a train to hold sand for sprinkling on to slippery rails. Example sentencesExamples An installation for filling a rail vehicle sand box comprises both a pressurized vessel containing sand or other granular material and a portable delivery head connected to the vessel. 3.1historical A perforated container for sprinkling sand on to wet ink in order to dry it. Example sentencesExamples Until some time in the Victorian era, the sandbox was a common item on writing desks. 4A tropical American tree whose seed cases were formerly used to hold sand for blotting ink. Hura crepitans, family Euphorbiaceae Example sentencesExamples Sometimes strong emetics, such as the seed of the sandbox tree, were used to bring on menstruation. The drive must negotiate a narrow fairway between clammy cherry, sour-sop and African sandbox trees, which are known on Nevis as monkey no go round trees because of the bark's thorns. Rhymes bandbox Definition of sandbox in US English: sandbox nounˈsæn(d)ˌbɑksˈsan(d)ˌbäks 1North American A shallow box or hollow in the ground partly filled with sand for children to play in. British term sandpit Example sentencesExamples It's especially important to be watchful for these signs if your child often plays with pet dogs or cats, visits public parks, plays in sandboxes, or likes to put things in his or her mouth. A swing set was purchased at an auction, and the area features a Little Tykes slide, picnic table, and sandbox. Because the parasite can live in soil and sand, cover your sandboxes so dogs and cats aren't tempted to relieve themselves there. This particular playground was a grass-covered space of over 8000 square meters, and included a zoo, a wading pool, a botanical garden, slides, seesaws, sandboxes, and a sumo wrestling ring. Keep your child's outdoor sandbox covered, especially overnight, to prevent wandering cats from using it as a litter box. Experimenting with different mixtures, engineers and scientists came up with a recipe that includes play sand for children's sandboxes, diatomaceous earth for swimming pool filters and mortar clay powder. These may include wood for building, sandboxes, watering cans, shovels, and pots for playing outdoors; dolls made of natural fibers and toys of wood and cloth for indoors. Our most popular incorporates a club house, jungle gym, slide, tire swing and sandbox, and covers an area of up to ten by 12-feet. The architects created a playground in the air, with play equipment, benches, a sandbox, a small bathroom, and a little bit of green with a postage-stamp lawn and some small potted trees. Angular poles resemble trees and there are cylinders, a tyre swing, and large sandbox, picturesquely arrayed like a series of exhibits in a sculpture garden. Our neighborhood artist was still bringing his three dogs to relieve themselves in the kids' sandbox at the base of our building. There is a pretty neat sandbox and slide near me too. Ordering sand for your kid's sandbox would be risky business. Once the kids outgrow the sandbox, its location will be ideal for a shade tree and flower bed. They usually consisted of cast-iron swings, slides, seesaws, Junglegyms, giant-strides, and merry-go-rounds and sandboxes for young children. There were pictures of the two of them playing in a sandbox with sand all over them, another one when they were a little older with helmets in their arms, and leaning on their bikes, and another one of them playing basketball. There's free candy and leis, we're gonna have a hula-hoop competition and sandboxes so people can make sand castles. We take kids to our playground, which has swings and sandboxes that are accessible to wheelchairs and gurneys. She watched a few kids play in the sandboxes, and young couples kiss under trees as well as old couples walking around with an indescribable air of understanding. Cover children's sandboxes when no one is playing in them. 2Computing A virtual space in which new or untested software can be run securely. Example sentencesExamples I spent a few minutes in a sandbox Thomas made available and the system seems cleanly designed, easy to ‘get’, and flexible. A version of the search engine has been accessible for some time through Microsoft's sandbox site here. User-Mode Linux allows you to build running Linux systems within Linux systems for use as sandboxes or virtual servers. Halfhill also notes that the Cell's architecture is more flexible than Java's sandboxes, because a software cell can encapsulate several processes, or part of a single process. No website owner in their right mind will ‘like’ Google's sandbox. 3historical A perforated container for sprinkling sand on to wet ink in order to dry it. Example sentencesExamples Until some time in the Victorian era, the sandbox was a common item on writing desks. 4A tropical American tree whose seed cases were formerly used to hold sand for blotting ink. Hura crepitans, family Euphorbiaceae Example sentencesExamples The drive must negotiate a narrow fairway between clammy cherry, sour-sop and African sandbox trees, which are known on Nevis as monkey no go round trees because of the bark's thorns. Sometimes strong emetics, such as the seed of the sandbox tree, were used to bring on menstruation.
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