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I. play [Brit pleɪ, Am pleɪ] N

1. play THEAT:

pièce f (about sur)

2. play (amusement, recreation):

3. play SPORTS, GAMES:

4. play (movement, interaction):

jeu m

5. play (manipulation):

jeu m

6. play Am (in football):

7. play MECH (scope for movement):

jeu m (between entre, in dans)

8. play FISH:

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

1. play (for amusement):

2. play MUS:

play symphony, chord

3. play (act out) THEAT:

play role

4. play AUDIO:

play tape, video, CD

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

play player

6. play SPORTS (hit, kick):

play golfer, tennis player: ball
play basketball player: ball

7. play GAMES:

play (in cards) card

8. play FIN:

9. play FISH:

play fish

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

1. play children:

jouer (with avec)

2. play fig:

3. play:

play SPORTS, GAMES
to play for money cardplayer:

4. play SPORTS (hit, shoot):

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 SPORTS
to make a play for sb inf
draguer qn inf

I. fair [Brit fɛː, Am fɛr] N

1. fair:

2. fair COMM (exhibition):

II. fair [Brit fɛː, Am fɛr] ADJ

1. fair (just, reasonable):

fair arrangement, person, punishment, ruling, share, trial, wage
équitable (to envers)
fair comment, decision, point
to give sb a fair deal or shake Am

2. fair (moderately good) chance, condition, performance, skill:

fair SCHOOL
it's a fair bet inf that

3. fair (quite large):

fair amount, number, size

4. fair METEO (fine):

fair weather
fair forecast
fair wind
to be set fair weather, barometer:
to be set fair fig arrangements:

5. fair (light-coloured):

fair hair
fair complexion, skin

6. fair (beautiful) liter:

fair lady, maid, city, promises, words

III. fair [Brit fɛː, Am fɛr] ADV

fair play:

IV. fair [Brit fɛː, Am fɛr]

fair dos inf

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I. fair1 [feəʳ, Am fer] ADJ

1. fair (just and equal for all):

fair price, society, trial, wage
fair deal
fair competition

2. fair:

fair (reasonable) comment, point, question
fair (in accordance with rules) fight, contest
to be fair, ...

3. fair (quite large):

fair amount, number, size

4. fair (reasonably good):

fair chance, possibility, prospect

5. fair (average):

6. fair (light or blond in colour):

fair hair
fair skin, complexion

7. fair METEO (pleasant and dry):

fair weather
to be set fair Brit

Phrases:

to give sb a fair crack of the whip [or a fair shake Am inf]
fair dinkum Aus inf (honest, real)

II. fair1 [feəʳ, Am fer] ADV

fair (in an honest way):

Phrases:

fair2 [feəʳ, Am fer] N

1. fair (funfair):

2. fair ECON:

3. fair AGR:

I. play [pleɪ] N

1. play no pl (games):

jeu m
to do sth in play

2. play (theatrical piece):

3. play no pl (freedom to move):

jeu m

Phrases:

II. play [pleɪ] VB intr

play radio

Phrases:

III. play [pleɪ] VB trans

1. play GAMES:

to play Germany SPORTS

2. play (perform):

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

Phrases:

to play ball with sb inf
to play hook(e)y Am, Aus
to play sb false form
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I. fair1 [fer] ADJ

1. fair (just and equal for all):

fair price, society, trial, wage
fair deal
fair competition

2. fair:

fair (reasonable) comment, point, question
fair (in accordance with rules) fight, contest
to be fair, ...

3. fair (quite large):

fair amount, number, size

4. fair (reasonably good):

fair chance, possibility, prospect

5. fair (average):

6. fair (light or blond in color):

fair hair
fair skin, complexion

7. fair METEO (clear and dry):

fair weather

Phrases:

to give sb a fair shake inf

II. fair1 [fer] ADV

fair (in an honest way):

Phrases:

fair2 [fer] N

1. fair:

2. fair ECON:

3. fair AGR:

I. play [pleɪ] N

1. play (games):

jeu m

2. play (theatrical piece):

3. play (freedom to move):

jeu m

Phrases:

to allow sb/sth full play
draguer qn inf

II. play [pleɪ] VB intr

play radio

Phrases:

III. play [pleɪ] VB trans

1. play GAMES:

to play Germany sports

2. play (perform):

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

Phrases:

to play ball with sb inf
to play sb for a sucker inf
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