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21 ■ play off
■ play offA v. i. + avv.( sport) giocare lo spareggio; disputare la bella (fam.): Brazil and Germany will play off for third place, il Brasile e la Germania si disputeranno il terzo postoB v. t. + avv.1 (fig.) contrapporre (q. ) a un altro (spec. per trarne un vantaggio); aizzare; mettere su (fam.): The party leader played his rivals off (against each other), il capo del partito ha messo i propri rivali l'uno contro l'altro3 ( USA) far leva su; approfittare di; strumentalizzare: Government policy plays off peoples fears, la politica del governo strumentalizza i timori della gente. -
22 ■ play round
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23 ■ play together
■ play togetherv. i. + avv.2 ( sport: di due atleti) fare coppia □ ( sport) to play well together, andare d'accordo; combinare. -
24 ■ play upon
■ play upon► play on. -
25 Play-doh®
Play-doh® /ˈpleɪdəʊ/n. [u]plastilina; Play-doh. -
26 play down
play down [sth.] minimizzare [defeat, effects]* * *(to try to make (something) appear less important: He played down the fact that he had failed the exam.) minimizzare* * *vt + adv* * *play down [sth.] minimizzare [defeat, effects] -
27 play out
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28 play upon
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29 ■ play again
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30 ■ play back
■ play backv. t. + avv. -
31 ■ play rough
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32 ■ play through
■ play throughA v. t. + avv.B v. i. + avv. -
33 play-off
['pleɪɒf]1) BE (at end of match) tempo m. supplementare2) AE (contest) spareggio m.3) (at end of championship) play off m.* * *play-off /ˈpleɪɒf/n.( sport) play-off; spareggio; partita di spareggio; incontro a eliminazione diretta; la bella (fam.): ( calcio, ecc.) relegation play-off, spareggio ‘salvezza’.* * *['pleɪɒf]1) BE (at end of match) tempo m. supplementare2) AE (contest) spareggio m.3) (at end of championship) play off m. -
34 play off
to play sb. off against sb. — mettere, aizzare qcn. contro qcn. (per trarne vantaggio)
* * *( in games) to play a final deciding game after a draw (noun play-off) giocare lo spareggio* * *1. vt + adv2. vi + advSport giocare lo spareggio* * *to play sb. off against sb. — mettere, aizzare qcn. contro qcn. (per trarne vantaggio)
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35 play along
to play along with sb. — mus. accompagnare qcn.; fig. stare al gioco di qcn
* * *1. vi + advto play along with — (fig: person) stare al gioco di, (plan, idea) fingere di assecondare
2. vt + advto play sb along fig — illudere qn
* * *to play along with sb. — mus. accompagnare qcn.; fig. stare al gioco di qcn
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36 play around
(act the fool) fare lo scioccoto play around with — (rearrange) giocare con [ dates]
* * *(act the fool) fare lo scioccoto play around with — (rearrange) giocare con [ dates]
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37 -play, game o toy?-
Nota d'usoIl sostantivo “gioco” va tradotto in modi diversi a seconda del contesto. Play è di solito usato come verbo, e quando è impiegato come sostantivo indica il giocare in generale, di solito riferito ai bambini: The importance of play in children's development, l'importanza del gioco nella crescita dei bambini. Quando invece si parla di un gioco dotato di regole e obiettivi, il sostantivo corretto è game: I got a nice game for Christmas, ho ricevuto un bel gioco per Natale (non I got a nice play for Christmas). Infine toy indica un giocattolo vero e proprio (es. bambola, soldatini ecc.): I gave her a toy for her birthday, le ho regalato un giocattolo per il compleanno. -
38 play-acting
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39 play about
(person) divertirsito play about or around with — (fiddle with) giocherellare con, (idea) accarezzare
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40 play around vi + adv
(person) divertirsito play about or around with — (fiddle with) giocherellare con, (idea) accarezzare
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