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play
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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. play [Brit pleɪ, Am pleɪ] N

1. play THEAT:

play
pièce f (about sur)
a radio play , a play for radio
a one-/five-act play

2. play (amusement, recreation):

the rich at play

3. play SPORTS, GAMES:

play starts at 11
the ball is out of play/in play

4. play (movement, interaction):

play
jeu m
to come into play

5. play (manipulation):

play
jeu m
a play on words

6. play Am (in football):

play

7. play MECH (scope for movement):

play
jeu m (between entre, in dans)

8. play FISH:

II. play [Brit pleɪ, Am pleɪ] VB trans

1. play (for amusement):

to play sb at chess/at tennis, to play chess/tennis with sb
to play a joke on sb

2. play MUS:

play symphony, chord
to play a piece to or for sb
play them a tune

3. play (act out) THEAT:

play role
that's the way I play things inf

4. play AUDIO:

play tape, video, CD
play me the record
to play music

5. play SPORTS (in a position) coach, manager:

play player
to play goal/wing

6. play SPORTS (hit, kick):

play golfer, tennis player: ball
play basketball player: ball
to play the ball to sb

7. play GAMES:

play (in chess, draughts) piece
play (in cards) card
to play a club

8. play FIN:

9. play FISH:

play fish

III. play [Brit pleɪ, Am pleɪ] VB intr

1. play children:

play
jouer (with avec)

2. play fig:

3. play:

play SPORTS, GAMES
do you play?
to play out of turn
to play in goal
to play for money cardplayer:
to play fair

4. play SPORTS (hit, shoot):

to play to sb's backhand

5. play MUS:

play musician, band, orchestra:
jouer (for pour)

6. play:

play CINE, THEAT play:
play film:
play actor:

7. play (make noise):

play fountain, water:
couler, jaser liter

8. play (move lightly):

IV. play [Brit pleɪ, Am pleɪ]

to play for time
to play for time SPORTS
to play sb false
all work and no play (makes Jack a dull boy) prov
to make a play for sb inf
draguer qn inf
to make great play of sth/of the fact that

play-by-play N Am SPORTS

play-by-play

fair play N

to ensure fair play

stroke play [Brit, Am ˈstroʊk ˌpleɪ] N SPORTS

stroke play
stroke play attr title
stroke play championship

match play N

match play
match-play m

I. play back VB [Brit pleɪ -, Am pleɪ -] (play [sth] back, play back [sth])

play back song
play back film, video
to play sth back to sb record, music
to play sth back to sb video, film
repasser qc à qn

play around VB [Brit pleɪ -, Am pleɪ -] inf

1. play around (be promiscuous):

play around

2. play around (act the fool):

play around
to play around with (rearrange, juggle) chairs, ornaments
to play around with dates, figures
to play around with (fiddle) paperclips, pens

play-acting [Brit ˈpleɪaktɪŋ] N

play-acting
play-acting

I. play on VB [Brit pleɪ -, Am pleɪ -] (play on)

1. play on musicians, footballers:

play on

2. play on (in cricket):

play on

II. play on VB [Brit pleɪ -, Am pleɪ -] (play on [sth])

play on fears, prejudices
play on idea

play off VB [Brit pleɪ -, Am pleɪ -]

to play sb off against sb

u rečniku PONS

I. play [pleɪ] N

1. play no pl (games):

play
jeu m
to be at play
to do sth in play
to be in/out of play

2. play (theatrical piece):

play
one-act play

3. play no pl (freedom to move):

play
jeu m

Phrases:

to make a play for sb
to bring sth into play
to come into play
to allow sb full play

II. play [pleɪ] VB intr

play
play radio
to play on the piano
to play in attack

Phrases:

to play fast and loose with sb/sth
to play into sb's hands
to play for time

III. play [pleɪ] VB trans

1. play GAMES:

play
to play house
to play host to sb
to play Germany SPORTS
to play a joke on sb
to play a trick on sb

2. play (perform):

play symphony, role
play flute, guitar
they were playing Mozart radio station
to play a CD
to play a concert
to play a vital role in sth fig

Phrases:

to play ball with sb inf
to play second fiddle to sb
to play the field
to play footsie with sb inf
to play gooseberry Brit
to play it cool
to play it safe
to play hard to get
to play hardball Am
to play havoc with sth
to play (merry) hell with sth
to play hook(e)y Am, Aus
to play a hunch
to play truant (from school) Brit
to play dumb
to play sb false form

play-act VB intr

play-act

play at VB trans

1. play at:

play at

2. play at pej:

foul play N no pl

foul play LAW
foul play SPORTS

fair play N no pl

fair play
fair-play m inv
to see fair play
fair play!

I. play on VB trans (exploit)

II. play on VB intr (keep playing)

play on

team play N

team play

play about VB intr

play about

I. play off VB intr SPORTS

II. play off VB trans

to play sb off against sb

play down VB trans

play down
u rečniku PONS

I. play [pleɪ] N

1. play (games):

play
jeu m
to be at play
to be in/out of play

2. play (theatrical piece):

play
one-act play

3. play (freedom to move):

play
jeu m

Phrases:

to allow sb/sth full play
to make a play for sb
draguer qn inf
to bring sth into play
to come into play

II. play [pleɪ] VB intr

play
play radio

Phrases:

to play fast and loose with sb/sth
to play into sb's hands
to play for time

III. play [pleɪ] VB trans

1. play GAMES:

play
to play house
to play host to sb
to play Germany sports
to play a joke on sb
to play a trick on sb

2. play (perform):

play symphony, role
play flute, guitar
they were playing Mozart radio station
to play a CD
to play a concert
to play a vital role in sth fig

Phrases:

to play ball with sb inf
to play second fiddle to sb/sth
to play the field
to play it cool
to play it safe
to play hard to get
to play havoc with sth
to play (merry) hell with sth
to play hooky
to play a hunch
to play sb for a sucker inf
to play dumb

play around VB intr

1. play around (play):

play around

2. play around pej (be unfaithful):

play around
to play around with sb

3. play around (imagine):

to play around with ideas, possibilities

4. play around pej (tamper):

to play around with sth

team play N

team play

foul play N

foul play LAW
foul play sports

child's play N

child's play

fair play N

fair play
fair-play m inv
to see fair play
fair play!

I. play off VB intr sports

II. play off VB trans

to play sb off against sb

play at VB trans

1. play at (engage in):

play at

2. play at pej (pretend):

I. play on VB trans (exploit)

II. play on VB intr (keep playing)

play on

play along VB intr

1. play along MUS:

to play along with sb

2. play along (pretend to agree with):

to play along with sb/sth
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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There are also three theaters used for film and live performances.
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These include a system for wind-tunnel testing prototype shapes with fully inflated clincher tires, and the use of thermal imaging to analyze braking performance.
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It was given only given sixteen performances between the premiere and the 1895-1896 season, and was not performed at all in 1897.
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The emphasis was on style and elegance rather than on out-and-out performance.
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Now an experienced, top AV actress, her performance was noted by one press release to be lewder than usual.
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