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I. play [Brit pleɪ, Am pleɪ] SUBST

1. play THEAT:

play: opera f (teatrale)

play: dramma m

play: pièce f

play: rappresentazione f (about su)

the characters in a play: i personaggi di un'opera teatrale

a radio play, a play for radio: un dramma radiofonico

a one-act play: un atto unico

a five-act play: un dramma in cinque atti

2. play (amusement, recreation):

the sound of children at play: il rumore dei bambini che giocano

to learn through play: imparare giocando

3. play SPORT (in games):

play starts at 11: la partita comincia alle 11

there was no play today: oggi non hanno giocato

rain stopped play: la partita è stata interrotta a causa della pioggia

one evening's play (in cards): una serata di gioco

the ball is in play, out of play: la palla è buona, non è buona

there was some good defensive play: la difesa ha giocato bene

there was some fine play from the Danish team: si è visto del bel gioco da parte dei danesi

4. play (movement, interaction):

play: gioco m

play: azione f

to come into play: entrare in gioco, in ballo

it has brought new factors into play: ha fatto entrare in gioco or ha tirato in ballo nuovi elementi

the play of light on the water, of shadows against the wall: il gioco di luci sull'acqua, di ombre sul muro

the play of forces beyond our comprehension: il gioco di forze che va al di là della nostra comprensione

the free play of the imagination: il libero sfogo dell'immaginazione

5. play (manipulation):

play: gioco m

a play on words: un gioco di parole

a play on the idea of reincarnation: un'invenzione sull'idea di reincarnazione

6. play Am (in football):

play: tattica f

7. play MECH (scope for movement):

play: gioco m

play: agio m (between tra; in in)

there's some play in the lock: la serratura ha gioco

8. play (in fishing):

to give a line more, less play: dare più, meno lenza

II. play [Brit pleɪ, Am pleɪ] VERB trans

1. play (for amusement):

to play football, bridge: giocare a calcio, bridge

to play cards, a computer game: giocare a carte, a un gioco elettronico

to play sb at chess, at tennis or to play chess, tennis with sb: giocare a scacchi, tennis con qn

to play a game of chess, of tennis with sb: fare una partita a scacchi, tennis con qn

I'll play you a game of chess: ti sfido a scacchi

she plays basketball for her country: gioca a pallacanestro nella nazionale

to play shop, hide and seek: giocare al negozio, a nascondino

to play a joke on sb: fare uno scherzo a qn

2. play MUS:

play symphony, chord: suonare

to play the guitar, the piano: suonare la chitarra, il piano

to play a tune on a clarinet: suonare un motivo al clarinetto

to play a piece to, for sb: suonare un pezzo per, a qn

play them a tune: suonate qualcosa per loro

they will play a nationwide tour: saranno in tournée in tutto il paese

they're playing the jazz club on Saturday: suoneranno al jazz club sabato

3. play THEAT (act out):

play role: recitare, interpretare

to play (the part of) Cleopatra: interpretare (il ruolo di) Cleopatra

Cleopatra, played by Elizabeth Taylor: Cleopatra, interpretata da Elizabeth Taylor

he plays a young officer: recita la parte di un giovane ufficiale

to play the diplomat, the sympathetic friend übtr: fare la parte del diplomatico, dell'amico comprensivo

to play a leading role in public affairs: giocare un ruolo determinante negli affari pubblici

to play a significant part in the creation of a clean environment: avere un'importanza fondamentale nella creazione di un ambiente pulito

I'm not sure how to play things: non so bene come fare

that's the way I play things ugs: questo è il mio modo di fare

to play a line for laughs: dire una battuta che fa ridere

4. play tape, video, CD:

play: mettere

play me the record: fammi sentire il disco

to play music: mettere un po' di musica

the tape was played to the court: la cassetta fu fatta ascoltare in tribunale

let me play the jazz tape for you: vi faccio ascoltare quella cassetta di jazz

5. play SPORT (in a position) coach, manager:

play player: fare giocare

to play goal, wing: giocare in porta, all'ala

he plays goal for Fulchester: è il portiere del Fulchester

6. play SPORT (hit, kick) golfer, tennis player, basketball player:

play ball: tirare

to play the ball over the goal: tirare la palla sopra la traversa

to play the ball to sb: passare la palla a qn

to play a forehand: tirare un diritto

7. play:

play (in chess, draughts) piece: muovere

play (in cards) card: giocare, buttare (giù)

to play a club: giocare fiori

to play the tables (in roulette): puntare

8. play WIRTSCH:

to play the stock market: giocare in Borsa

9. play FISCH:

play fish: stancare

III. play [Brit pleɪ, Am pleɪ] VERB intr

1. play children:

play: giocare (with con)

to play together: giocare insieme

can Rosie come out to play?: Rosie può venire fuori a giocare?

to play at soldiers, at keeping shop: giocare ai soldati, al negozio

to play at hide and seek: giocare a nascondino

2. play übtr:

she's only playing at her job: fa finta di lavorare

to play at being a manager, an artist: atteggiarsi a manager, artista

what does he think he's playing at? Brit ugs: a che gioco sta giocando? or cosa sta combinando?

3. play SPORT (in games):

play: giocare

do you play?: giochi?

have you played yet?: hai già giocato?

to play out of turn: giocare quando non è il proprio turno

I've seen them play: li ho visti giocare

England is playing against Ireland: l'Inghilterra gioca contro l'Irlanda

he plays for Liverpool: gioca per il Liverpool

she played for her club in the semifinal: ha giocato per la sua squadra in semifinale

to play in goal: segnare

to play for money cardplayer:: giocare a soldi

to play fair: giocare correttamente

4. play SPORT (hit, shoot):

to play into a bunker, the net: mandare la palla in bunker, rete

to play to sb's backhand: giocare sul rovescio di qn

5. play MUS:

play musician, band, orchestra:: suonare (for per)

to play on the flute, on the xylophone: suonare il flauto, lo xilofono

to play to large audiences, to small groups: suonare per un vasto pubblico, per piccoli gruppi

6. play:

play FILM, THEAT play:: andare in scena

play film:: essere in programma

play actor:: recitare

“Macbeth” is playing at the Gate: “Macbeth” va in scena al Gate

she's playing opposite him in “Macbeth”: recita con lui in “Macbeth”

he's playing to packed houses: sta facendo il tutto esaurito

7. play (make noise):

play fountain, water:: scorrere, mormorare

a record played softly in the background: si sentiva un disco in sottofondo

I could hear music, the tape playing in the next room: sentivo la musica, la cassetta nella stanza accanto

8. play (move lightly):

sunlight played over the water: la luce del sole giocava sull'acqua

a breeze played across the lake: una leggera brezza accarezzava il lago

a smile played around or on her lips: un sorriso errava sulle sue labbra

IV. play [Brit pleɪ, Am pleɪ]

all work and no play (makes Jack a dull boy) Sprichw: = non c'è solo il lavoro nella vita

to make a play for sb ugs: = fare di tutto per attirare l'attenzione di qn

to make great play of sth, of the fact that …: = dare troppa importanza a qc

to play for time: cercare di guadagnare tempo

we have everything to play for: abbiamo tutto da guadagnarci

to play sb false: = agire slealmente verso qn, ingannare qn

they played to her strengths (in interview): = le hanno chiesto cose che sapeva, non le hanno fatto domande difficili

he doesn't play to his own strengths: non sfrutta le sue capacità

play-by-play [Brit ˌpleɪbʌɪˈpleɪ, Am ˈˌpleɪ baɪ ˈpleɪ] SUBST Am SPORT

play-by-play: telecronaca f in diretta

Passion play [Am ˈpæʃən ˌpleɪ] SUBST (miracle play)

Passion play: passione f

play upon VERB [pleɪ -]

play upon → play on

I. play on VERB [pleɪ -] (play on)

1. play on:

play on musicians:: continuare a suonare

play on footballers:: continuare a giocare

2. play on (in cricket):

play on: = autoeliminarsi mandando la palla sul wicket

II. play on VERB [pleɪ -] (play on [sth])

play on fears, prejudices: speculare su

play on idea: sfruttare

I. play on VERB [pleɪ -] (play on)

1. play on:

play on musicians:: continuare a suonare

play on footballers:: continuare a giocare

2. play on (in cricket):

play on: = autoeliminarsi mandando la palla sul wicket

II. play on VERB [pleɪ -] (play on [sth])

play on fears, prejudices: speculare su

play on idea: sfruttare

play-off [Brit ˈpleɪɒf, Am ˈpleɪˌɔf] SUBST

1. play-off Brit (at end of match, game):

play-off: tempo m supplementare

2. play-off Am (contest):

play-off: spareggio m

3. play-off (at end of championship):

play-off: play off m

play around VERB [pleɪ -]

1. play around (be promiscuous):

play around ugs: andare (a letto) con tutti

2. play around (act the fool):

play around: fare lo sciocco

to play around with (rearrange, juggle): cambiare posto a

to play around with (rearrange, juggle): giocare con

to play around with (fiddle) paperclips, pens: giocare con

to play around with the idea of doing: accarezzare l'idea di fare

how much time, money do we have to play around with?: quanto tempo, quanti soldi abbiamo a disposizione?

fair play [Brit ˌfɛː ˈpleɪ, Am ˌfɛr ˈpleɪ] SUBST

fair play: fair play m

to have a sense of fair play: giocare, comportarsi con fair play, correttamente

to ensure fair play: fare rispettare le regole del gioco

match play [Brit, Am ˈmætʃ ˌpleɪ] SUBST (in golf)

match play: = partita di golf in cui il punteggio si calcola in base al numero di buche eseguite

play-act [Brit ˈpleɪakt, Am ˈpleɪækt] VERB intr

1. play-act (behave insincerely):

play-act: fare la commedia, fingere, simulare

2. play-act (act in a play):

play-act: recitare

I. play [pleɪ] SUBST

1. play (recreation):

play: gioco m

to be at play: giocare

to do sth in play: fare qc per scherzo [o per gioco]

it's only in play: è solo uno scherzo

2. play SPORT:

play: gioco m

to be in/out of play: essere in gioco/fuori gioco

3. play SPORT (move):

play: mossa f

foul play (crime): delitto

foul play SPORT: gioco falloso

to make a bad/good play: fare una cattiva/buona mossa

4. play THEAT:

play: opera f teatrale

a one-act play: una pièce in un atto

radio play: sceneggiato m radiofonico

5. play (free movement):

play: gioco m

to allow [or give] sth full play: dare libero sfogo a qc

6. play (interaction):

play: gioco m

to bring sth into play: mettere qc in gioco

to come into play: entrare in gioco

the police suspect foul play: la polizia sospetta che si tratti di un delitto

Wendungen:

to make a play for sth: cercare di ottenere qc

II. play [pleɪ] VERB intr

1. play a. SPORT:

play: giocare

to play for a team: giocare in una squadra

to play fair/rough: fare un gioco pulito/sporco

2. play (perform):

play of actor: recitare

to play to a full house: fare il tutto esaurito

3. play MUS:

play: suonare

4. play ugs (be received):

to play/not play well with sb: essere preso bene/male da qu

III. play [pleɪ] VERB trans

1. play (participate in game, sport):

play: giocare

to play bridge/soccer: giocare a bridge/a calcio

to play a card: giocare una carta

2. play (perform a role):

play: interpretare

play: fare la parte di

to play the clown [or fool]: fare lo spiritoso

3. play MUS:

play piano, guitar, saxophone: suonare

4. play CD, tape, video, DVD:

play: mettere

do you have to play the music so loud?: devi proprio suonare la musica così forte?

5. play (perpetrate):

play joke: fare

Wendungen:

to play it safe: andare sul sicuro

child's play SUBST übtr

child's play: gioco m da ragazzi

by-play SUBST THEAT

by-play: azione f secondaria

I. play on VERB trans

1. play on (exploit):

to play on sb's feelings/weakness: giocare sui sentimenti/sulla debolezza di qu

2. play on words:

play on: giocare su

II. play on VERB intr

play on (keep playing) SPORT, SPIELE: continuare a giocare

play on MUS: continuare a suonare

Passion play SUBST

Passion play: (dramma m della) passione (di Gesù)

play date SUBST

play date for children:

play date: giorno stabilito per riunirsi a giocare

play at VERB trans

1. play at (pretend):

to play at (being) sth: giocare a (essere) qc

2. play at (do for amusement):

to play at (being) sth: giocare a (essere) qc

she is playing at being a student: gioca a fare la studentessa

3. play at abw (do):

what are you playing at?: cosa diavolo stai facendo?

play with VERB trans

1. play with toy,friends:

play with: giocare con

2. play with (manipulate nervously):

play with: giocherellare con

to play with one's food: giocherellare con il cibo

3. play with (consider):

to play with an idea: prendere in considerazione un'idea

play with VERB trans a. übtr (play)

play with: giocare con

I. play up VERB trans (exaggerate)

play up problem, difficulty: ingigantire

II. play up VERB intr

1. play up ugs:

to play up to sb (flatter): lisciare qu

to play up to sb knee, elbow, back (hurt): doler

2. play up (hurt):

play up knee, elbow, back: fare male

Present
I	play
you	play
he/she/it	plays
we	play
you	play
they	play

Past
I	played
you	played
he/she/it	played
we	played
you	played
they	played

Present Perfect
I	have	played
you	have	played
he/she/it	has	played
we	have	played
you	have	played
they	have	played

Past Perfect
I	had	played
you	had	played
he/she/it	had	played
we	had	played
you	had	played
they	had	played

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to be in/out of play: essere in gioco/fuori gioco

to make a bad/good play: fare una cattiva/buona mossa

to play to a full house: fare il tutto esaurito

to play/not play well with sb: essere preso bene/male da qu

to play up to sb knee, elbow, back (hurt): doler

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The referee made an inspection of the pitch prior to kick-off and determined that the surface was fit to play upon.

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Companies that hire strikebreakers typically play upon these fears when they attempt to convince union members to abandon the strike and cross the union's picket line.

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But some politicians play upon this anxiety by promising things that are ultimately unaffordable and unsustainable.

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We have known for decades that politicians play upon our insecurities... employment, budgetary, social security etc.

Social media often play upon our capacity for social acculturation -- or what we normally refer to as peer pressure.

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