I. play [pleɪ] СУЩ.
1. play мн. отсут. (recreation):
2. play ТЕАТР.:
- play
- peça ж.
II. play [pleɪ] ГЛ. неперех.
III. play [pleɪ] ГЛ. перех.
| I | play |
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| you | play |
| he/she/it | plays |
| we | play |
| you | play |
| they | play |
| I | played |
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| you | played |
| he/she/it | played |
| we | played |
| you | played |
| they | played |
| I | have | played |
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| you | have | played |
| he/she/it | has | played |
| we | have | played |
| you | have | played |
| they | have | played |
| I | had | played |
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| you | had | played |
| he/she/it | had | played |
| we | had | played |
| you | had | played |
| they | had | played |
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There is a possible "serio-comic" combination of gravity and levity in the final scenes of the play.
en.wikipedia.org They seem unfazed as they play their match underwater.
en.wikipedia.org Tours play an integral part in our musical education, cultural enrichment, and outreach mission.
en.wikipedia.org As with a safe word call from any other, it should herald the stopping all play and a recuperative discussion between the participants.
en.wikipedia.org The play does put forth less destructive definition of manhood towards the end.
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