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101 playgoer play·goer n
['pleɪˌɡəʊə(r)] -
102 playground play·ground n
['pleɪˌɡraʊnd](in school) cortile m per la ricreazione, (in park) parco m giochi inv -
103 playgroup play·group n
['pleɪˌɡruːp] -
104 playhouse play·house n
['pleɪˌhaʊs](theatre) teatro, (for children) casetta per i giochi -
105 playing play·ing n
['pleɪɪŋ] -
106 playlist play·list n
['pleɪˌlɪst]playlist f inv raccolta di brani musicali trasmessi da una stazione radiofonica -
107 playmaker play·maker n
['pleɪˌmeɪkə(r)]Sport playmaker m/f inv -
108 playmate play·mate n
['pleɪˌmeɪt] -
109 playpen play·pen n
['pleɪˌpɛn]box m inv (per bambini) -
110 playroom play·room n
['pleɪˌrʊm] -
111 playschool play·school n
['pleɪskuːl] -
112 plaything play·thing n
['pleɪˌθɪŋ](also) fig giocattolo -
113 playtime play·time n
['pleɪˌtaɪm]Scol ricreazione f -
114 playwright play·wright n
['pleɪˌraɪt]commediografo (-a), drammaturgo (-a) -
115 power play
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116 replay re·play vt , vi n
['riːpleɪ] Sport1. vt(match) ripetere2. vi3. n(of match) partita ripetuta, (TV: playback) replay m inv -
117 screenplay screen·play n
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118 swordplay sword·play n
['sɔːdˌpleɪ](technique) abilità nel maneggiare la spada, (fighting) combattimento con la spada -
119 underplay under·play vt
[ˌʌndə'pleɪ]to underplay a role — (Theatre) recitare una parte con misura
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120 wordplay word·play n
['wɜːdˌpleɪ]
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