sandbox

/sand-boks/US // ˈsændˌbɒks //UK // (ˈsændˌbɒks) //

沙箱,沙盒,沙盒子,沙箱中

Definitions

n.名词 noun

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- : a box or receptacle for holding sand, especially one large enough for children to play in.
- : Computers. an environment in which software developers or editors can create and test new content, separate from other content in the project: sandbox web design;New features are tested and critiqued in the demo sandbox.

adj.形容词 adjective

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- : Digital Technology. noting or relating to a genre of video game with a nonlinear structure that allows players to roam freely.

as incan

Synonyms

It’s build with exploration in mind and it is the most diverse sandbox we’ve created yet.
With Google, I like to use the custom audience or sandbox building of display campaigns.
It allows smaller firms to play in the same sandbox as the bigger ones.
It’s almost as good as meeting up in real life, only you’re in the digital world’s biggest sandbox.
Sometimes he talks about a kind of hyper-realistic simulated sandbox, where AIs can cut their teeth and skin their virtual knees.
Wall Street gets to game the government; Republican big wigs get to mimic their masters in a sandbox of their own.
The only action in town has been a public blame game that gives sandbox politics a bad name.
“It is our democracy sandbox, our personal bully pulpit,” she said.
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In Jamaica they call it the sandbox-tree, because they get the pretty, fluted seed cases, and make sand-boxes of them.
Terrence shouted and hit the dirt behind a sandbox in the schoolyard as the Rumi resumed firing.
Its barrenness was formerly much exaggerated, when it was popularly described as the “sandbox of the Holy Roman Empire.”
The small pedestal-mounted sandbox was used on several Cumberland Valley engines including the Pioneer.
The sandbox was that on which a fire might be lighted at sea if need were, but none had been used on it as yet.