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play

/pleɪ/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее драматическое произведение для сцены или экрана, или занятие для развлечения., Глагол, обозначающий участие в игре или спорте для развлечения, или исполнение музыки.

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noun

/pleɪ/A1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее драматическое произведение для сцены или экрана, или занятие для развлечения.

A noun referring to a dramatic work for the stage or screen, or an activity engaged in for enjoyment.

  1. Activity for enjoymentA1formal

    Fun or recreational activity, especially done by children.

    ruИгра

    • The children went outside to play.
    • Play is important for child development.
    • During recess, it's time for play.

    Синонимыamusemententertainmentfrolicfungamepastimerecreationrevelryrompsport

    Антонимыdrudgerylabortoilwork

  2. Theater performanceB1formal

    A dramatic work written for performance on stage.

    ruТеатральное представление

    • Shakespeare wrote many famous plays.
    • We watched a play at the theater last night.
    • The play received excellent reviews.

    Синонимыdramapieceproductionshow

  3. Sports competitionA2informal

    The act of participating in a sport or game.

    ruИгра

    • The game was a fair play.
    • There was good play in the second half.
    • The referee stopped play due to rain.

    Синонимыcompetitioncontestgamematch

  4. B2formal

    The space or freedom for movement or operation.

    ruЛюфт

    • The door has plenty of play in its hinges.
    • There is too much play in the steering wheel.
    • The rope has some play, so it won't snap.

    Синонимыclearancefreedomgiveleewaymotionmovementslack

Формы
  • plays plural form
  • plays' possessive plural form
  • play's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

/pleɪ/A1formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий участие в игре или спорте для развлечения, или исполнение музыки.

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.

    ruИграть

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

    Синонимыcavortdisportfrolicrompsport

    Антонимыlaborstudytoilwork

  2. A1formal

    To perform music on an instrument or with a device.

    ruИграть музыку

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

    Синонимыblowexecuteinterpretperformpluckrenderstrum

  3. Participate in sportsA1formal

    To take part in a sport or game.

    ruИграть в спорт

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

    Синонимыcompetecontendengageparticipatetake part

    Антонимыtoilwork

  4. Act a roleA2formal

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

    ruИграть роль

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

    Синонимыactcharacterizeenactimpersonateperformportrayrepresent

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

Фразовые вариантыplay alongplay aroundplay downplay offplay outplay up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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