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1 Spielball
m1. ball; Billard: cue ball2. Tennis: game point3. fig. plaything; ein Spielball der Wellen sein be at the mercy of the waves; zum Spielball der Mächtigen werden become the plaything of the powerful* * *Spiel|ballm (VOLLEYBALL)match ball, game ball (US); (TENNIS) game point; (BILLARD) cue ball; (fig) playthingein Spíélball der Wellen sein (geh) — to be at the mercy of the waves, to be tossed about by the waves
* * *Spiel·ballm TENNIS game point* * *2) (Billard) red [ball]3) (fig.) playthingsie ist der Spielball ihrer Leidenschaften — she allows herself to be torn hither and thither by her passions
* * *1. ball; Billard: cue ball2. Tennis: game point3. fig plaything;ein Spielball der Wellen sein be at the mercy of the waves;zum Spielball der Mächtigen werden become the plaything of the powerful* * *2) (Billard) red [ball]3) (fig.) plaything -
2 Spielzeug
* * *das Spielzeugtoy; plaything* * *Spiel|zeugnt pl - zeugetoys pl, playthings pl; (einzelnes) toyer hat viel Spíélzeug — he has a lot of toys
* * *das1) (a toy.) plaything2) (an object made for a child to play with: He got lots of toys for Christmas; a toy soldier.) toy* * *Spiel·zeugnt toy* * *1) toy; (fig.) toy; plaything2) o. Pl. (Spielsachen, Spielwaren) toys pl* * *Spielzeug… im subst toy …* * *1) toy; (fig.) toy; plaything2) o. Pl. (Spielsachen, Spielwaren) toys pl* * *n.plaything n.toy n. -
3 Fangball
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4 Kinderspielzeug
* * *Kịn|der|spiel|zeugnt(children's) toys pl* * *Kin·der·spiel·zeugnt [children's [or child's]] toy* * ** * ** * ** * *n.toys n. -
5 Showfigur
Show·fi·gurf (pej) plaything of the media -
6 Spielmaterial
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7 Showfigur
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8 Spielball
m1. cue ball [pool, billiards]2. game ball3. playthingm[Tennis]game pointm[Volleyball, Tennis]match ball -
9 Spielzeug
n1. plaything2. toy
См. также в других словарях:
Plaything — Play thing , n. A thing to play with; a toy; anything that serves to amuse. [1913 Webster] A child knows his nurse, and by degrees the playthings of a little more advanced age. Locke. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
plaything — (n.) 1670s, from PLAY (Cf. play) (v.) + THING (Cf. thing) … Etymology dictionary
plaything — [n] toy amusement, bauble, doll, gadget, game, gimcrack, pastime, trifle, trinket; concept 446 Ant. tool … New thesaurus
plaything — ► NOUN 1) a toy. 2) a person who is treated as amusing but unimportant … English terms dictionary
plaything — [plā′thiŋ΄] n. a thing to play with; toy … English World dictionary
plaything — [[t]ple͟ɪθɪŋ[/t]] playthings 1) N COUNT A plaything is a toy or other object that a child plays with. ...an untidy garden scattered with children s playthings. Syn: toy 2) N COUNT (disapproval) If you say that someone is treating you as a… … English dictionary
plaything — noun (C) 1 a person that you treat like a toy, using them only for your own amusement and not caring about them: I m not just your plaything, you know. | Humanity has become the plaything of scientists, engineers and planners. 2 formal a toy … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
plaything — UK [ˈpleɪˌθɪŋ] / US noun [countable] Word forms plaything : singular plaything plural playthings 1) someone or something that you are only interested in when you want pleasure or entertainment and do not care about the rest of the time 2) formal… … English dictionary
plaything — /ˈpleɪθɪŋ / (say plaything) noun 1. a thing to play with; a toy. 2. a person used without consideration for the gratification of another …
plaything — Mea pā ani, milimili. ♦ A water plaything, kō ie ie … English-Hawaiian dictionary
plaything — noun Date: 1675 1. toy 3 2. toy 5 … New Collegiate Dictionary
