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gioco
I. play [βρετ pleɪ, αμερικ pleɪ] ΟΥΣ
1. play ΘΈΑΤ:
play
opera θηλ (teatrale)
play
dramma αρσ
play
pièce θηλ
play
rappresentazione θηλ (about su)
a radio play, a play for radio
a one-act play
a five-act play
2. play (amusement, recreation):
3. play ΑΘΛ (in games):
play starts at 11
the ball is in play, out of play
4. play (movement, interaction):
play
gioco αρσ
play
azione θηλ
to come into play
5. play (manipulation):
play
gioco αρσ
a play on words
6. play αμερικ (in football):
play
tattica θηλ
7. play ΜΗΧΑΝΙΚΉ (scope for movement):
play
gioco αρσ
play
agio αρσ (between tra; in in)
8. play (in fishing):
II. play [βρετ pleɪ, αμερικ pleɪ] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. play (for amusement):
to play sb at chess, at tennis or to play chess, tennis with sb
to play a joke on sb
2. play ΜΟΥΣ:
play symphony, chord
to play a piece to, for sb
play them a tune
3. play ΘΈΑΤ (act out):
play role
that's the way I play things οικ
4. play tape, video, CD:
play
play me the record
to play music
5. play ΑΘΛ (in a position) coach, manager:
play player
to play goal, wing
6. play ΑΘΛ (hit, kick) golfer, tennis player, basketball player:
play ball
to play the ball to sb
7. play:
play (in chess, draughts) piece
play (in cards) card
to play a club
8. play ΟΙΚΟΝ:
9. play ΑΛΙΕΊΑ:
play fish
III. play [βρετ pleɪ, αμερικ pleɪ] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ
1. play children:
play
giocare (with con)
2. play μτφ:
what does he think he's playing at? βρετ οικ
3. play ΑΘΛ (in games):
play
do you play?
to play out of turn
to play in goal
to play for money cardplayer:
to play fair
4. play ΑΘΛ (hit, shoot):
to play to sb's backhand
5. play ΜΟΥΣ:
play musician, band, orchestra:
suonare (for per)
6. play:
play ΚΙΝΗΜ, ΘΈΑΤ play:
play film:
play actor:
7. play (make noise):
play fountain, water:
8. play (move lightly):
IV. play [βρετ pleɪ, αμερικ pleɪ]
all work and no play (makes Jack a dull boy) παροιμ
to make a play for sb οικ
to make great play of sth, of the fact that
to play for time
to play sb false
play-by-play [βρετ ˌpleɪbʌɪˈpleɪ, αμερικ ˈˌpleɪ baɪ ˈpleɪ] ΟΥΣ αμερικ ΑΘΛ
play-by-play
Passion play [αμερικ ˈpæʃən ˌpleɪ] ΟΥΣ (miracle play)
Passion play
passione θηλ
play upon ΡΉΜΑ [pleɪ -]
play upon → play on
I. play on ΡΉΜΑ [pleɪ -] (play on)
1. play on:
play on musicians:
play on footballers:
2. play on (in cricket):
play on
II. play on ΡΉΜΑ [pleɪ -] (play on [sth])
play on fears, prejudices
play on idea
I. play on ΡΉΜΑ [pleɪ -] (play on)
1. play on:
play on musicians:
play on footballers:
2. play on (in cricket):
play on
II. play on ΡΉΜΑ [pleɪ -] (play on [sth])
play on fears, prejudices
play on idea
play-off [βρετ ˈpleɪɒf, αμερικ ˈpleɪˌɔf] ΟΥΣ
1. play-off βρετ (at end of match, game):
play-off
2. play-off αμερικ (contest):
play-off
spareggio αρσ
3. play-off (at end of championship):
play-off
play off αρσ
play around ΡΉΜΑ [pleɪ -]
1. play around (be promiscuous):
play around οικ
2. play around (act the fool):
play around
to play around with (fiddle) paperclips, pens
fair play [βρετ ˌfɛː ˈpleɪ, αμερικ ˌfɛr ˈpleɪ] ΟΥΣ
fair play
fair play αρσ
match play [βρετ, αμερικ ˈmætʃ ˌpleɪ] ΟΥΣ (in golf)
match play
play-act [βρετ ˈpleɪakt, αμερικ ˈpleɪækt] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ
1. play-act (behave insincerely):
play-act
2. play-act (act in a play):
play-act
I. play [pleɪ] ΟΥΣ
1. play (recreation):
play
gioco αρσ
to be at play
to do sth in play
it's only in play
2. play ΑΘΛ:
play
gioco αρσ
to be in/out of play
3. play ΑΘΛ (move):
play
mossa θηλ
foul play (crime)
foul play ΑΘΛ
4. play ΘΈΑΤ:
play
a one-act play
radio play
5. play (free movement):
play
gioco αρσ
to allow [or give] sth full play
6. play (interaction):
play
gioco αρσ
to bring sth into play
to come into play
ιδιωτισμοί:
to make a play for sth
II. play [pleɪ] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ
1. play a. ΑΘΛ:
play
to play for a team
2. play (perform):
play of actor
3. play ΜΟΥΣ:
play
4. play οικ (be received):
to play/not play well with sb
III. play [pleɪ] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. play (participate in game, sport):
play
to play a card
2. play (perform a role):
play
play
to play the clown [or fool]
3. play ΜΟΥΣ:
play piano, guitar, saxophone
4. play CD, tape, video, DVD:
play
5. play (perpetrate):
play joke
ιδιωτισμοί:
to play it safe
child's play ΟΥΣ μτφ
child's play
by-play ΟΥΣ ΘΈΑΤ
by-play
I. play on ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. play on (exploit):
2. play on words:
play on
II. play on ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ
play on (keep playing) ΑΘΛ, ΠΑΙΧΝΊΔΙΑ
play on ΜΟΥΣ
Passion play ΟΥΣ
Passion play
play date ΟΥΣ
play date for children:
play date
play at ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. play at (pretend):
to play at (being) sth
2. play at (do for amusement):
to play at (being) sth
3. play at μειωτ (do):
play with ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. play with toy,friends:
play with
2. play with (manipulate nervously):
play with
3. play with (consider):
to play with an idea
play with ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ a. μτφ (play)
play with
I. play up ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ (exaggerate)
play up problem, difficulty
II. play up ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ
1. play up οικ:
to play up to sb (flatter)
to play up to sb knee, elbow, back (hurt)
2. play up (hurt):
play up knee, elbow, back
Present
Iplay
youplay
he/she/itplays
weplay
youplay
theyplay
Past
Iplayed
youplayed
he/she/itplayed
weplayed
youplayed
theyplayed
Present Perfect
Ihaveplayed
youhaveplayed
he/she/ithasplayed
wehaveplayed
youhaveplayed
theyhaveplayed
Past Perfect
Ihadplayed
youhadplayed
he/she/ithadplayed
wehadplayed
youhadplayed
theyhadplayed
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He drives home to get ready for their play date the next day, at which time he gets stuck in the elevator.
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If you both have a family now, it will be nice to plan a play date with your children.
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If she has the kid, she's going to, whatchamacallit, a play date.
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The beauty of older children getting together with other kids is that as parents we don't have to be involved in their actual play date.
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A play date was set for the boys the next day.
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