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61 play with fire
(to do something dangerous or risky: Putting all your money into that business is playing with fire!) giocare con il fuoco -
62 play area
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63 play-back
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64 play boy
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65 play-offs
partite a eliminazione, eliminazioni -
66 play-out
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67 fair play
nome fair play m.to have a sense of fair play — giocare, comportarsi correttamente
* * *(honest treatment; an absence of cheating, biased actions etc: He's not involved in the contest - he's only here to see fair play.) fair play, gioco corretto* * *n* * *nome fair play m.to have a sense of fair play — giocare, comportarsi correttamente
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68 foul play
1) (malicious act) delitto m., crimine m.2) sport gioco m. irregolare* * *(a criminal act, especially involving murder: A man has been found dead and the police suspect foul play.) omicidio* * *n1) (murder) delitto, atto criminale, (dishonesty) imbroglio, raggiroa body has been found, but foul play is not suspected — è stato rinvenuto un cadavere, ma si è scartata l'ipotesi di un omicidio
2) Sport gioco scorretto* * *1) (malicious act) delitto m., crimine m.2) sport gioco m. irregolare -
69 plug and play
plug and play /plʌgənˈpleɪ/n.(comput.) plug and play (tecnologia che consente di aggiungere un nuovo componente a un sistema senza doverlo riconfigurare). -
70 by-play
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71 (to) play-act
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72 (to) play-act
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73 child's play n
['tʃaɪldzˌpleɪ]it's child's play — è un gioco da ragazzi, è una cosa da nulla
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74 plug-and-play adj
[ˌplʌɡən'pleɪ]plug-and-play inv, che può essere connesso (-a) senza installazione -
75 role play
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76 at play
(playing: children at play.) (che gioca/giocano) -
77 bring/come into play
(to (cause to) be used or exercised: The job allowed him to bring all his talents into play.) mettere/entrare in gioco/ballo -
78 child's play
(something very easy: Climbing that hill will be child's play.) gioco da bambini -
79 display **** dis·play
[dɪs'pleɪ]1. n1) (of goods for sale, paintings) mostra, esposizione f, (also: window display) vetrina, (of emotion) manifestazione f, (of strength, authority, force, interest) dimostrazione f, (pej: ostentation) sfoggio, ostentazione fon display — (gen) in mostra, (goods) in vetrina, (results, art) esposto (-a)
2) (military display) parata (militare)3) (computer display) display m inv2. vt(gen) esporre, (ostentatiously) ostentare, far sfoggio di, (emotion, ignorance) mostrare, manifestare, (notice, results) affiggere, (departure/arrival times) indicare -
80 downplay down·play vt Am
['daʊnˌpleɪ]
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