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play out

/pleɪ aʊt/

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verb

/pleɪ aʊt/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения процесса того, как что-то происходит или развивается определённым образом, часто до своего завершения.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the process of something happening or developing in a particular way, often to its conclusion.

uncountable · intransitive · phrasal, inseparable

  1. Unfold or developinformal

    To happen or develop in a particular way, often over time.

    ruРазворачиваться

    • We watched the drama play out in the courtroom.
    • The negotiations played out exactly as expected.
    • Let's see how the situation plays out over the next few days.

    Synonymsdevelopevolvehappenoccurpan outproceedtranspireturn outunfoldwork out

  2. Act out or performinformal

    To perform or act out a scene, story, or role.

    ruРазыграть

    • The children played out their favorite fairy tale.
    • They played out the scene from the movie for fun.
    • She played out the role of the villain in the school play.

    Synonymsact outenactperformportraystage

  3. Exhaust or finishinformal

    To use up or come to an end, often referring to energy or resources.

    ruИстощить

    • The battery played out after a few hours of use.
    • His patience played out after waiting for so long.
    • The supplies played out before the rescue team arrived.

    Synonymsconsumedepletedrainexhaustfizzle outpeter outrun dryrun outuse up

    Antonymsconservepreserverechargerefreshreinvigoraterejuvenaterenewreplenishrestorerevive

Forms
  • played out past participle
  • played out past simple
  • playing out present participle
  • plays out third person singular

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Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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