play的意思和读音

play

: [pleɪ] : [pleɪ]

v.

n.

plays  playing  played  

v.+n.play role,play football,play game,play piano,play basketball

adj.+n.serious play,interesting play

adv.+v.play beautifully,play together,well play

n.work

n.recreation,amusement,fun,diversion,production

v.have fun,fool around,joke,tease,participate

playv.of children

1.[i][t]to do things for pleasure, as children do; to enjoy yourself, rather than work

You'll have to play inside today.

There's a time to work and a time to play.

A group of kids were playing with a ball in the street.

I haven't got anybody to play with!

Let's play a different game./ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

2.[t][nopass][i]to pretend to be or do sth for fun

Let's play pirates./ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

They were playing at being cowboys.

trick

3.[t]~ a trick/tricks (on sb)to trick sb for fun

sports/games

4.[t][i]~ (sth) (with/against sb);(to be involved in a game; to compete against sb in a game

to play football/chess/cards, etc.

France are playing Wales tomorrow.

Have you played her at squash yet?

He plays for Cleveland.

France are playing against Wales on Saturday.

Evans played very well.

5.[i]to take a particular position in a sports team

Who's playing on the wing?

I've never played right back before.

6.[t]~ sb (+ adv./prep.)to include sb in a sports team

I think we should play Matt on the wing.

7.[t]~ sthto make contact with the ball and hit or kick it in the way mentioned

She played the ball and ran forward.

He played a backhand volley.

8.[t]~ sth);to move a piece in chess , etc.

She played her bishop.

9.[t][i]~ (sth)to put a card face upwards on the table, showing its value

to play your ace/a trump A ╱

He played out of turn!

music

10.[t][i]~ (sth) (on sth));to perform on a musical instrument; to perform music

to play the piano/violin/flute, etc.

In the distance a band was playing.

He played a tune on his harmonica.

Play that new piece to us./ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

Play us that new piece./ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

11.[t][i]to make a tape, CD, etc. produce sound

Play their new CD for me, please./ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

Play me their new CD, please./ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

My favourite song was playing on the radio.

For some reason this CD won't play.

DVD DVD/video

12.[i][t]to start working; to make a DVD or video start working

This DVD won't play on my computer. DVD

Click below to play videos.

act/perform

13.[t]~ sthto act in a play, film/movie, etc.; to act the role of sb

The part of Elizabeth was played by Cate Blanchett. )

He had always wanted to play Othello.

14.[i]to pretend to be sth that you are not

I decided it was safer to play dead .

She enjoys playing the wronged wife.

15.[i]~ (to sb)to be performed

A production of ‘Carmen’ was playing to packed houses.《

have effect

16.[t]~ a part/role (in sth)to have an effect on sth

The media played an important part in the last election.

situation

17.[t]~ sth + adv./prep.to deal with a situation in the way mentioned

He played the situation carefully for maximum advantage.

of light/a smile

18.[i]+ adv./prep.to move or appear quickly and lightly, often changing direction or shape

Sunlight played on the surface of the lake.

of fountain

19.[i]when a fountainplays , it produces a steady stream of water

IDM play play the game game Most idioms containingplay are at the entries for the nouns and adjectives in the idioms, for exampleplay the game is atgame .have money, time, etc. to play with(informal)to have plenty of money, time, etc. for doing sth

What do you think you are playing at?

what is sb playing at?used to ask in an angry way about what sb is doing

What do you think you are playing at?

play with yourself(informal)to masturbaten.children

1.[u]things that people, especially children, do for pleasure rather than as work

the happy sounds of children at play

the importance of learning through play

a play area

in theatre

2.[c]a piece of writing performed by actors in a theatre or on television or radio

to put on(= perform) a play

a play by Shakespeare

a radio play广

in sport

3.[u]the playing of a game

Rain stopped play.

There was some excellent play in yesterday's match.

4.[c]an action or move in a game

a defensive play

in rope

5.[u]the possibility of free and easy movement

We need more play in the rope.

activity/influence

6.[u]the activity or operation of sth; the influence of sth on sth else

the free play of market forces

The financial crisis has brought new factors into play .

Personal feelings should not come into play when you are making business decisions.

of light/a smile

7.[u]a light, quick movement that keeps changing

the play of sunlight on water

IDM

I had a play with the new computer game.

have a play (with sth)to spend time playing with a toy, game, etc.

I had a play with the new computer game.

She just managed to keep the ball in play.

in/out of playinside/outside the area allowed by the rules of the game

She just managed to keep the ball in play.

She was making a play for the sales manager's job.

make a play for sb/sthto try to obtain sth; to do things that are intended to produce a particular result

She was making a play for the sales manager's job.

He made great play of the fact that his uncle was a duke.

make great/much play of sthto emphasize the importance of a particular fact

He made great play of the fact that his uncle was a duke.

a play on wordsthe humorous use of a word or phrase that can have two different meanings

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v.1.to take part in a sport or game; to compete against someone in a sport or game; to use a particular person in your team; to have a particular position in a sports team; to hit or kick a ball2.to perform music, or to use an instrument to make music; to make something such as a radio, CD, etc. start to produce sounds, or to be made to do this3.to have a particular part in a play or movie; if a play or movie is playing somewhere, it is being performed or shown there; to act in a particular play4.if children play or play something, they do things that they enjoy, for example using toys and taking part in games; to pretend to be someone else while playing5.if something such as light plays somewhere, it moves quickly over a surface, appearing in different places for a very short time1.to take part in a sport or game; to compete against someone in a sport or game; to use a particular person in your team; to have a particular position in a sports team; to hit or kick a ball2.to perform music, or to use an instrument to make music; to make something such as a radio, CD, etc. start to produce sounds, or to be made to do this3.to have a particular part in a play or movie; if a play or movie is playing somewhere, it is being performed or shown there; to act in a particular play4.if children play or play something, they do things that they enjoy, for example using toys and taking part in games; to pretend to be someone else while playing5.if something such as light plays somewhere, it moves quickly over a surface, appearing in different places for a very short time

n.1.activities that are done because they are enjoyable and fun, especially by children2.a piece of writing intended to be performed by actors in a theater or on television or the radio3.the action in a sport or game; a particular action in a game, or the quality of the action4.if there is play in something such as a rope, it is not stretched tight and you can move it1.activities that are done because they are enjoyable and fun, especially by children2.a piece of writing intended to be performed by actors in a theater or on television or the radio3.the action in a sport or game; a particular action in a game, or the quality of the action4.if there is play in something such as a rope, it is not stretched tight and you can move it

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1.What he proposed was lighthearted seriousness or serious lightheartedness -- like that of a sportsman in a game or an actor in a play.——

2.KM: I know it's out of character, but it was fun to at least play a little bit with the manic side of her.

3.you know, I've heard that bridge is habit-forming. you should be careful not to play so much that you don't get your study done.

4.Just a few years ago, in a game between the Lakers and the Heat, Bynum made his presence felt in just a mere 30 seconds of play.

5."Wilt thou go and play, child? " repeated her mother. "But do not stray far into the wood. And take heed that thou come at my first call. "?”。“。”

6.Professor did not speak, he scores that first out, to the students. "Play it! " He looked strong students.。“/ target=_blank class=infotextkey>!”

7.His punch, with which he let me play, was a delightful toy.

8.Play with the sample application to see for yourself how much fun calculating any date can be with Joda.使Joda

9.A tricky question in investing is how much of a role ethics should play in your stock selections.

10.Presently her ears detected the beginning of a well-known melody and unconsciously she began to play the air of Rigoletto.