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playing

/ˈpleɪ.ɪŋ/

Übersetzung: Partizip Präsens von 'play', das als Adjektiv verwendet wird, um etwas zu beschreiben, das aktiv an Spielen oder spielerischen Aktivitäten teilnimmt. Es kann auch eine Wiedergabe oder Aufführung bezeichnen., Substantiv, das die Handlung oder Tätigkeit des Spielens, der Unterhaltung oder der Ausübung, oft im Kontext von Spielen oder Sport, bezeichnet., Verb, das die Teilnahme an einem Spiel oder Sport zur Unterhaltung oder das Ausführen von Musik bezeichnet.

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Wortbeziehungen

adjective

/ˈpleɪ.ɪŋ/A1formal
  • dePartizip Präsens von 'play', das als Adjektiv verwendet wird, um etwas zu beschreiben, das aktiv an Spielen oder spielerischen Aktivitäten teilnimmt. Es kann auch eine Wiedergabe oder Aufführung bezeichnen.

Present participle of 'play', used as an adjective to describe something actively involved in play or game activities.

  1. Engaged in playA1formal

    Participating in games or recreational activities for fun.

    despielend

    • The playing children were laughing in the park.
    • She watched the playing puppies chase each other.
    • The playing field was covered in fresh snow.

    Synonymesporting

    Antonymetoilingworking

  2. Performing musicA2formal

    Actively performing or producing music on an instrument.

    deMusik spielend

    • The playing musicians filled the hall with beautiful sounds.
    • He is a playing member of the orchestra.
    • The playing guitarist captivated the audience.

    Synonymeperforming

  3. Participating in sportsA2formal

    Actively taking part in a sports game or match.

    deSpielend

    • The playing players were exhausted after the match.
    • She is a playing member of the tennis team.
    • The playing field was prepared for the tournament.

    Synonymeactiveparticipating

Formen
  • more playing comparative form
  • most playing superlative form
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noun

/ˈpleɪ.ɪŋ/A2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Handlung oder Tätigkeit des Spielens, der Unterhaltung oder der Ausübung, oft im Kontext von Spielen oder Sport, bezeichnet.

A noun referring to the act or activity of engaging in play, recreation, or performance, often in the context of games or sports.

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  1. Activity of engaging in playA1formal

    The act of participating in games or recreational activities for fun.

    deSpielen

    • The children's playing could be heard from the garden.
    • Playing in the park is good for kids' health.
    • She enjoys playing with her toys after school.

    Synonymeamusementdiversionentertainmentfungamesmanshipplayplaytimerecreation

    Antonymelaboringtoilingworking

  2. Performance on musical instrumentA2formal

    The act of performing music on an instrument.

    deSpiel auf einem Musikinstrument

    • His playing of the piano was impressive.
    • The concert featured excellent playing by the orchestra.
    • She has been practicing her playing for hours.

    Synonymeexecutioninterpretationperformancerendition

  3. Participation in sports or gamesA2formal

    The act of taking part in a sport or game.

    deSpielen

    • The team's playing was outstanding in the final match.
    • Playing in the championship requires great skill.
    • His playing in the tournament earned him a medal.

    Synonymeinvolvementparticipationplay

    Antonymeobservingwatching

Formen
  • playings plural form
  • playings' possessive plural form
  • playing's possessive singular form
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verb

play/pleɪ/A1formal
  • deVerb, das die Teilnahme an einem Spiel oder Sport zur Unterhaltung oder das Ausführen von Musik bezeichnet.

A verb used to indicate engaging in a game or sport for enjoyment, or performing music.

  1. Engage in recreationA1formal

    To do an activity for enjoyment and fun, rather than for work or study.

    deSpielen

    • Children love to play in the park.
    • She plays with her dog every evening.
    • They played games at the birthday party.

    Synonymecavortdisportfrolicrompsport

    Antonymelaborstudytoilwork

  2. A1formal

    To perform music on an instrument or with a device.

    deMusik spielen

    • He plays the guitar very well.
    • Can you play this song on the piano?
    • She plays classical music on the violin.

    Synonymeblowexecuteinterpretperformpluckrenderstrum

  3. Participate in sportsA1formal

    To take part in a sport or game.

    deSport treiben

    • They play soccer every weekend.
    • He plays basketball for the school team.
    • The teams will play against each other tomorrow.

    Synonymecompetecontendengageparticipatetake part

    Antonymetoilwork

  4. Act a roleA2formal

    To perform a character in a play, film, or show.

    deEine Rolle spielen

    • She plays the lead role in the school play.
    • He plays a detective in the movie.
    • The actor plays multiple characters in the series.

    Synonymeactcharacterizeenactimpersonateperformportrayrepresent

Formen
  • played past participle
  • played past simple
  • playing present participle
  • plays third person singular

Phrasal-Variantenplay alongplay aroundplay downplay offplay outplay up

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