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player

/ˈpleɪ.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui participe à un jeu, un sport ou une compétition.

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/ˈpleɪ.ər/A1formalsport
  • frNom désignant une personne qui participe à un jeu, un sport ou une compétition.

A noun referring to a person who participates in a game, sport, or competition.

  1. Sports participantA1formalsport

    A person who participates in a sport or game.

    frParticipant à un sport ou un jeu

    • He is a talented soccer player.
    • The basketball player scored 30 points.
    • She became a professional tennis player.

    Synonymesathletecompetitorcontestantparticipantsportsmansportswoman

  2. MusicianA2formal

    Someone who plays a musical instrument.

    frMusicien instrumentiste

    • The guitar player performed an amazing solo.
    • She is a skilled piano player.
    • The band needs a new drum player.

    Synonymesinstrumentalistmusicianperformer

  3. Game participantA1informal

    A person who participates in a game, especially video games or board games.

    frjoueur

    • I'm the best player in this video game.
    • The board game requires four players.
    • He is a skilled chess player.

    Synonymescompetitorcontestantentrantparticipant

  4. Romantic manipulator (slang)B2slangamerican

    A person who engages in casual relationships without commitment, often deceptively.

    frArnaqueur sentimental

    • He's such a player; he dates multiple women at once.
    • Don't fall for his charm; he's a real player.
    • She called him out as a player on social media.

    Synonymescasanovalothariophilandererseducerskirt chaserwomanizer

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  • players plural form
  • players' possessive plural form
  • player's possessive singular form
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