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I. play [брит. pleɪ, америк. pleɪ] СУЩ.
1. play ТЕАТР.:
play
play
dramma м.
play
pièce ж.
play
rappresentazione ж. (about su)
a radio play, a play for radio
a one-act play
a five-act play
2. play (amusement, recreation):
3. play СПОРТ (in games):
play starts at 11
the ball is in play, out of play
4. play (movement, interaction):
play
gioco м.
play
azione ж.
to come into play
5. play (manipulation):
play
gioco м.
a play on words
6. play америк. (in football):
play
7. play МЕХАН. (scope for movement):
play
gioco м.
play
agio м. (between tra; in in)
8. play (in fishing):
II. play [брит. pleɪ, америк. pleɪ] ГЛ. перех.
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 МУЗ.:
play symphony, chord
to play a piece to, for sb
play them a tune
3. play ТЕАТР. (act out):
play role
to play the diplomat, the sympathetic friend перенос.
that's the way I play things разг.
4. play tape, video, CD:
play
play me the record
to play music
5. play СПОРТ (in a position) coach, manager:
play player
to play goal, wing
6. play СПОРТ (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 ЭКОН.:
9. play РЫБ.:
play fish
III. play [брит. pleɪ, америк. pleɪ] ГЛ. неперех.
1. play children:
play
giocare (with con)
2. play перенос.:
what does he think he's playing at? брит. разг.
3. play СПОРТ (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 СПОРТ (hit, shoot):
to play to sb's backhand
5. play МУЗ.:
play musician, band, orchestra:
suonare (for per)
6. play:
play КИНО., ТЕАТР. play:
play film:
play actor:
7. play (make noise):
play fountain, water:
8. play (move lightly):
IV. play [брит. pleɪ, америк. pleɪ]
all work and no play (makes Jack a dull boy) посл.
to make a play for sb разг.
to make great play of sth, of the fact that
to play for time
to play sb false
play-by-play [брит. ˌpleɪbʌɪˈpleɪ, америк. ˈˌpleɪ baɪ ˈpleɪ] СУЩ. америк. СПОРТ
play-by-play
Passion play [америк. ˈpæʃən ˌpleɪ] СУЩ. (miracle play)
Passion play
play upon ГЛ. [pleɪ -]
play upon → play on
I. play on ГЛ. [pleɪ -] (play on)
1. play on:
play on musicians:
play on footballers:
2. play on (in cricket):
play on
II. play on ГЛ. [pleɪ -] (play on [sth])
play on fears, prejudices
play on idea
I. play on ГЛ. [pleɪ -] (play on)
1. play on:
play on musicians:
play on footballers:
2. play on (in cricket):
play on
II. play on ГЛ. [pleɪ -] (play on [sth])
play on fears, prejudices
play on idea
play-off [брит. ˈpleɪɒf, америк. ˈpleɪˌɔf] СУЩ.
1. play-off брит. (at end of match, game):
play-off
2. play-off америк. (contest):
play-off
3. play-off (at end of championship):
play-off
play off м.
play around ГЛ. [pleɪ -]
1. play around (be promiscuous):
play around разг.
2. play around (act the fool):
play around
to play around with (fiddle) paperclips, pens
fair play [брит. ˌfɛː ˈpleɪ, америк. ˌfɛr ˈpleɪ] СУЩ.
fair play
match play [брит., америк. ˈmætʃ ˌpleɪ] СУЩ. (in golf)
match play
play-act [брит. ˈpleɪakt, америк. ˈpleɪækt] ГЛ. неперех.
1. play-act (behave insincerely):
play-act
2. play-act (act in a play):
play-act
I. play [pleɪ] СУЩ.
1. play (recreation):
play
gioco м.
to be at play
to do sth in play
it's only in play
2. play СПОРТ:
play
gioco м.
to be in/out of play
3. play СПОРТ (move):
play
mossa ж.
foul play (crime)
foul play СПОРТ
4. play ТЕАТР.:
play
a one-act play
radio play
5. play (free movement):
play
gioco м.
to allow [or give] sth full play
6. play (interaction):
play
gioco м.
to bring sth into play
to come into play
Выражения:
to make a play for sth
II. play [pleɪ] ГЛ. неперех.
1. play a. СПОРТ:
play
to play for a team
2. play (perform):
play of actor
3. play МУЗ.:
play
4. play разг. (be received):
to play/not play well with sb
III. play [pleɪ] ГЛ. перех.
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 МУЗ.:
play piano, guitar, saxophone
4. play CD, tape, video, DVD:
play
5. play (perpetrate):
play joke
Выражения:
to play it safe
child's play СУЩ. перенос.
child's play
by-play СУЩ. ТЕАТР.
by-play
I. play on ГЛ. перех.
1. play on (exploit):
2. play on words:
play on
II. play on ГЛ. неперех.
play on (keep playing) СПОРТ, ИГРА
play on МУЗ.
Passion play СУЩ.
Passion play
play date СУЩ.
play date for children:
play date
play at ГЛ. перех.
1. play at (pretend):
to play at (being) sth
2. play at (do for amusement):
to play at (being) sth
3. play at уничиж. (do):
play with ГЛ. перех.
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 ГЛ. перех. a. перенос. (play)
play with
I. play up ГЛ. перех. (exaggerate)
play up problem, difficulty
II. play up ГЛ. неперех.
1. play up разг.:
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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The referee made an inspection of the pitch prior to kick-off and determined that the surface was fit to play upon.
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Companies that hire strikebreakers typically play upon these fears when they attempt to convince union members to abandon the strike and cross the union's picket line.
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But some politicians play upon this anxiety by promising things that are ultimately unaffordable and unsustainable.
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We have known for decades that politicians play upon our insecurities... employment, budgetary, social security etc.
www.abc.net.au
Social media often play upon our capacity for social acculturation -- or what we normally refer to as peer pressure.
www.onlineopinion.com.au