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play·ing card: noun
play·ing field: noun
ˈrole play: noun
play: I. noun II. intransitive verb III. transitive verb
play about: intransitive verb
play along: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb
play around: intransitive verb
play at: intransitive verb
play back: transitive verb
play down: transitive verb
play off: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb
play on: intransitive verb
play out: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
play through: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
play up: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
play upon: intransitive verb
play with: intransitive verb
ˈchild's play: noun
fair ˈplay: noun
foul ˈplay: noun

play·ing card [ˈpleɪɪŋ-] N

playing card

igralna karta f

play·ing field N

playing field

športno igrišče n

ˈrole play N, ˈrole play·ing N no pl

igranje n vloge

I . play [pleɪ] N

1. play no pl (recreation):

play

igra f

to be at play

2. play no pl SPORTS (during game):

play

igra f

3. play Am SPORTS (move):

play

poteza f

4. play THEAT:

play

igra f

to go to see a play

iti v gledališče

5. play no pl (change):

the play of light [on sth]

igra svetlobe [na čem]

6. play (freedom to move):

play

7. play no pl (interaction):

play

igra f

to bring sth into play

to come into play

II . play [pleɪ] VB intr

1. play (amuse oneself):

play

2. play SPORTS:

play

to play in the match

igrati na tekmi

3. play THEAT:

nastopati [perf nastopiti]

4. play MUS:

play

5. play (move):

a smile played across his lips

na ustnicah mu je zaigral nasmeh

6. play (gamble):

play

to play for fun

igrati za zabavo

to play for money

igrati za denar

to play for time

III . play [pleɪ] VB trans

1. play (take part in):

play

to play cards/darts/tag

kartati/igrati pikado/loviti se

2. play (compete against):

igrati proti komu

3. play:

(execute) to play a shot

to play a shot (in snooker)

to play the ball

4. play (have):

to play a part

5. play (act as):

play

to play the lead

igrati glavno vlogo

to play host to sb

biti gostitelj komu

to play host to sth event

6. play MUS:

play

to play the bagpipes/piano/violin

igrati dude/klavir/violino

7. play (operate):

play CD, tape

to play the radio

poslušati radio

8. play (perform at):

MUS, THEAT to play Berlin/London/San Francisco

nastopati v Berlinu/Londonu/San Franciscu

9. play (gamble):

to play a slot machine

igrati na igralnih avtomatih

to play the stock market

trgovati na borzi

10. play:

(perpetrate) to play a trick on sb

pretentati koga fig

to play a trick on sb (practical joke)

pošaliti se na račun koga

11. play CARDS (put down):

to play an ace/a king

odigrati asa/kralja

to play [with] one's cards close to one's chest

skrbno skrivati svoje karte fig

to play one's cards right

spretno manevrirati

to play dumb

narediti se neumnega

to play the game Brit

držati se pravil

to play hardball esp Am

resno se lotiti česa

to play havoc with sth

pustošiti po čem

to play hook(e)y esp Am Aus

špricati inf

to play [it] safe

izbrati varno pot

to play truant [from school] Brit

špricati inf

play about VB intr

play PHRVB play around:

I . play along VB intr to play along with it

play

to play along with sth

II . play along VB trans pej to play sb along

play

vleči koga za nos

play around VB intr

1. play (mess around):

play children

stop playing around!

nehaj se zafrkavati!

2. play pej inf (be unfaithful):

play

letati za ženskami/moškimi

3. play:

(experiment) to play around with sth

igračkati se s/z

to play around with sth (try out)

poigravati se s/z

to play around with ideas

poigravati se z idejami

4. play pej (tamper with):

play

igrati se s/z

play at VB intr

1. play (play game):

to play at sth

iti se

2. play (pretend):

to play at being sb

3. play pej (do):

to play at sth

play back VB trans

play

play (rewind)

prevrtavati [perf prevrteti nazaj]

play down VB trans

play

prikazovati [perf prikazati kaj kot manj pomembno]

I . play off VB intr to play off for sth

play

II . play off VB trans to play off ⇄ sb against sb

play

nahujskati koga proti komu

play on VB intr

1. play (exploit):

to play on sth

izkoristiti kaj

2. play liter (develop cleverly):

to play on a phrase/word

razviti frazo/besedo

3. play (keep playing):

play MUS, SPORTS

nadaljevati z igranjem

I . play out VB trans

1. play usu passive (take place):

to be played out scene

2. play (act out):

play

3. play (play to end) a play, scene:

play THEAT

THEAT to play out the last few seconds/the rest of the first half, SPORTS

odigrati zadnjih nekaj sekund/preostanek prvega polčasa

4. play (blow over):

to play itself out

II . play out VB intr esp Am

play

odigrati vlogo do konca

play (make itself felt)

I . play through VB trans MUS

play

odigrati od začetka do konca

to play through a series of pieces

odigrati serijo skladb

II . play through VB intr SPORTS

play

pri golfu prehiteti skupino, ki igra zelo počasi

I . play up VB trans

1. play (emphasize):

play

poudarjati [perf poudariti]

2. play Brit inf:

to play up ⇄ sb (cause trouble)

delati komu težave

to play up ⇄ sb (cause pain)

3. play Brit inf (annoy):

play

II . play up VB intr inf

1. play (flatter):

to play up to sb

dobrikati se komu

2. play Brit:

play (misbehave)

play (throw a tantrum)

delati [perf narediti cirkus]

play children also

3. play (malfunction):

play Brit Aus

povzročati [perf povzročiti težave]

4. play (hurt):

play Brit Aus

play upon VB intr form

play PHRVB play on:

play with VB intr

1. play (entertain oneself with):

to play with sth

poigravati se s čim

2. play (play together):

to play with sb

3. play (manipulate nervously):

to play with sth

igračkati se s čim

4. play (consider):

to play with an idea

poigravati se z idejo

5. play (treat insincerely):

to play with sb pej

poigravati se s kom

6. play (have available):

to have sth to play with

imeti kaj, s čimer se lahko zabavaš

ˈchild's play N

to be child's play

biti otročje lahko

fair ˈplay N no pl

poštena igra f

foul ˈplay N no pl

1. foul play (criminal activity):

zločin m

2. foul play SPORTS:

nepoštena igra f

Usage examples with playing

stop playing around!

nehaj se zafrkavati!

Sam's playing at Mary's house

Sam se igra pri Mary doma

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The school was dominated by scholasticism, with the dialectic and disputation playing a central role in the delivery of education. en.wikipedia.org

She sometimes wears an expressionless face and has yet to show her feelings, especially when playing basketball. en.wikipedia.org

He met his wife-to-be while playing professional hockey in the Netherlands; the couple now have two sons. en.wikipedia.org

In 1929, he assumed the role of player-coach, still playing the line on both offense and defense and dropping back to punt. en.wikipedia.org

It is thought that these injuries arose due to burnout from playing too many games at a young age. en.wikipedia.org

For reception, other wires were run to the home of a radio amateur who lived near the playing field. en.wikipedia.org

The player takes the role of a zombie apocalypse survivor who carries out missions to gather supplies, with the drama playing out in fully scripted audio. thenextweb.com

This led to the introduction of a centre-back to stop the opposing centre-forward, and tried to balance defensive and offensive playing. en.wikipedia.org

The player can choose from five separate rebel classes, including playing as a servile. en.wikipedia.org

Despite being 50 years apart, conversations echo each other and character patterns recur, playing out an inescapable cycle of mistrust and misunderstanding across the colour line. torontolife.com

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