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adventure playground

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adventure playground
n
Brit a playground for children that contains building materials, discarded industrial parts, etc., used by the children to build with, hide in, climb on, etc.
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adventure playground
n → Abenteuerspielplatz m
adventure playground n → campo giochi attrezzato
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