Definition of cat's cradle in English:

cat's cradle

noun

mass noun

A child's game in which a loop of string is put around and between the fingers and complex patterns are formed.
（儿童玩的）翻线戏，翻绳游戏
Example sentencesExamples
- Indoor activities include board games and various string games such as cat's cradle.
- The Eskimos were enthusiastic practitioners of string games like cat's cradle, while the Polynesians had a tradition of using string maps for navigating from island to island.
- She was trying to get one of the brother's mates to play cat's cradle with her.
- Lizzie was in the back with Colin, trying to teach him cat's cradle.
- I play with the rope Seleth gave me, playing cat's cradle as best I can.
- A pair of Sophomores who had just joined the group that year, were playing cat's cradle on one of the queens.
- Quiet evenings at home are spent carving ivory or bone, or playing string games like cat's cradle.
- In the next 30 minutes, a shoe-string is transformed from a noose to a game of cat's cradle, characters spin and dance with twirling chairs, arm wrestling and a push-up competition take place.
- The notion of the cat's cradle, a game played with yarn where two children help each other to create stringed patterns of ever-growing complexity, creates an entry point into the proceedings.
- They looked to Hazel and Blondie, who were playing cat's cradle with some string.

Definition of cat's cradle in US English:

cat's cradle

nounˈkats ˈˌkrādl

A child's game in which a loop of string is put around and between the fingers and complex patterns are formed.
（儿童玩的）翻线戏，翻绳游戏
Example sentencesExamples
- A pair of Sophomores who had just joined the group that year, were playing cat's cradle on one of the queens.
- In the next 30 minutes, a shoe-string is transformed from a noose to a game of cat's cradle, characters spin and dance with twirling chairs, arm wrestling and a push-up competition take place.
- I play with the rope Seleth gave me, playing cat's cradle as best I can.
- Quiet evenings at home are spent carving ivory or bone, or playing string games like cat's cradle.
- The notion of the cat's cradle, a game played with yarn where two children help each other to create stringed patterns of ever-growing complexity, creates an entry point into the proceedings.
- The Eskimos were enthusiastic practitioners of string games like cat's cradle, while the Polynesians had a tradition of using string maps for navigating from island to island.
- She was trying to get one of the brother's mates to play cat's cradle with her.
- Indoor activities include board games and various string games such as cat's cradle.
- They looked to Hazel and Blondie, who were playing cat's cradle with some string.
- Lizzie was in the back with Colin, trying to teach him cat's cradle.

单词	cat's cradle
释义	Definition of cat's cradle in English: cat's cradle noun mass noun A child's game in which a loop of string is put around and between the fingers and complex patterns are formed. （儿童玩的）翻线戏，翻绳游戏 Example sentencesExamples Indoor activities include board games and various string games such as cat's cradle. The Eskimos were enthusiastic practitioners of string games like cat's cradle, while the Polynesians had a tradition of using string maps for navigating from island to island. She was trying to get one of the brother's mates to play cat's cradle with her. Lizzie was in the back with Colin, trying to teach him cat's cradle. I play with the rope Seleth gave me, playing cat's cradle as best I can. A pair of Sophomores who had just joined the group that year, were playing cat's cradle on one of the queens. Quiet evenings at home are spent carving ivory or bone, or playing string games like cat's cradle. In the next 30 minutes, a shoe-string is transformed from a noose to a game of cat's cradle, characters spin and dance with twirling chairs, arm wrestling and a push-up competition take place. The notion of the cat's cradle, a game played with yarn where two children help each other to create stringed patterns of ever-growing complexity, creates an entry point into the proceedings. They looked to Hazel and Blondie, who were playing cat's cradle with some string. Definition of cat's cradle in US English: cat's cradle nounˈkats ˈˌkrādl A child's game in which a loop of string is put around and between the fingers and complex patterns are formed. （儿童玩的）翻线戏，翻绳游戏 Example sentencesExamples A pair of Sophomores who had just joined the group that year, were playing cat's cradle on one of the queens. In the next 30 minutes, a shoe-string is transformed from a noose to a game of cat's cradle, characters spin and dance with twirling chairs, arm wrestling and a push-up competition take place. I play with the rope Seleth gave me, playing cat's cradle as best I can. Quiet evenings at home are spent carving ivory or bone, or playing string games like cat's cradle. The notion of the cat's cradle, a game played with yarn where two children help each other to create stringed patterns of ever-growing complexity, creates an entry point into the proceedings. The Eskimos were enthusiastic practitioners of string games like cat's cradle, while the Polynesians had a tradition of using string maps for navigating from island to island. She was trying to get one of the brother's mates to play cat's cradle with her. Indoor activities include board games and various string games such as cat's cradle. They looked to Hazel and Blondie, who were playing cat's cradle with some string. Lizzie was in the back with Colin, trying to teach him cat's cradle.
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