User:MihaiDictionaryWiki/Sandbox

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Bolded text!

And a little bit of italic!

A fun link to check it out!

IPA^(key): /xɔf tɔ ˈrɛ.t͡sɔrt txis in ˈpɔ.lisx?/

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This term needs a translation to English. Please help out and add a translation, then remove the text {{rfdef}}.

(This etymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at the Etymology scriptorium.)

• IPA^(key): /ˌand a ˌlitle ˌbit ˌof spaˌniʃ lanˈɡwaxe/ [ˌãn̪d̪ a ˌli.t̪le ˌβ̞it̪ ˌof spaˌniʃ lãŋˈɡwa.xe]

A useful file to check it out!

Another heading!

Sandbox is a Nintendo Switch game place where you can experiment with the wiki-text!

English

Noun

Sandbox (plural Sandboxes)

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ʃænɖbɔç/

1. Sandbox

1. This is a example definition!

1. This is a example of a usage example!

   This is a usage example!

A fun game for the Nintendo Switch!

American Sign Language

Alternative forms

• Handshape@Location-Facing... (obsolete)
• Handshape@Location-Facing... (with the variant handshape...)

Etymology

From initial letter A... of the English word word..., using a movement similar to the ASL sign Handshape@Location-Facing... (“gloss...”). Imitative of....

Production

• This one-handed ASL sign is produced with the head tilted...:
  1. Posture the dominant hand in Handshape... Location..., Facing....
  2. Wiggle the fingers of the dominant hand....
  3. Hold both hands still briefly....

Adverb

Upload png, jpg, or gif image. (ASL gloss: GLOSS...)

1. translation...; another translation of sense... 1, written in English...

   (ASL gloss) ASL GLOSS WHAT? EXAMPLE SENTENCE...

   "English translation of example sentence 1...."

2. translation... sense 2...

   (ASL gloss) ASL GLOSS WHAT? EXAMPLE SENTENCE...

   "English translation of example sentence 2..."

Derived terms

• Handshape@Location-Facing... (“GLOSS...”)

Synonyms

• (sense 1...): Handshape@Location-Facing..., Handshape@Location-Facing
• (sense 2...): Handshape@Location-Facing..., Handshape@Location-Facing

Antonyms

• (sense 1...): Handshape@Location-Facing... (“GLOSS...”), Handshape@Location-Facing... (“GLOSS...”)
• (sense 2...): Handshape@Location-Facing... (“GLOSS...”), Handshape@Location-Facing... (“GLOSS...”)

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