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play (n.)
διασκέδαση, παίζω, χειρισμός όπλου, παιχνίδι, σειρά, κυβεία, χαρτοπαιξία, τζόγος, ζωηρή διασκεδαση, ξέφρενο παιχνίδι, κεφάτο παιχνίδι, ελιγμός, ελευθερία κίνησης, τρόπος παιχνιδιού, απόπειρα, προσπάθεια, διεκδίκηση, χρησιμοποίηση, δράμα, θεατρικό έργο, εν λευκώ, χωρίς περιορισμό, εξέλιξη, σεζόν
play (n.) (figurative)
play (v.)
παίζω μουσικό όργανο, παιχνιδίζω, συμμετέχω σε παιχνίδι, συμπεριφέρομαι, ανασυνθέτω, παίζω, λειτουργώ σαν, προσποιούμαι, αντιμετωπίζω, βάζω στοίχημα, πάω στοίχημα, βάζω, μπαίνω σε ενέργεια, βάζω στοίχημα οτί, στοιχηματίζω, κουνιέμαι νευρικά, εκτελώ, ξεθυμαίνω, επιβάλλω, έχω ως αποτέλεσμα, προκαλώ, επιφέρω, παίζομαι, παριστάνω, σιγολαμπυρίζω, τρεμοφέγγω, σημαδεύω, σκοπεύω, κατευθύνω, στρέφω
play (v.) (music)
play ()
child's play
child's play (n.)
in play
long play (n.)
out of play
play a joke on (v.)
εξαπατώ, κάνω φάρσα, κάνω φάρσα σε κπ., κοροϊδεύω, μπερδεύω, ξεγελώ, προδίδω
play a prank on (v.)
εξαπατώ, κάνω φάρσα, κάνω φάρσα σε κπ., κοροϊδεύω, μπερδεύω, προδίδω
play a trick on (v.)
εξαπατώ, κάνω φάρσα, κάνω φάρσα σε κπ., κοροϊδεύω, μπερδεύω, προδίδω
play-act (v.)
κάνω το σπουδαίο, καταδυναστεύω, παριστάνω σε κπ. τον αφέντη
play-actor (n.)
play around (v.)
play back (v.)
play dough (n.) (American)
play down (v.)
play false (v.)
play for time
play hooky (v.) (American)
play off
play off (v.)
play-off (n.)
play on words (n.)
play possum (v.)
play the fool
play the game
play truant (v.)
play up
play up (v.)
play with fire
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play (v. trans.)
↘ rationalization, reorganization, restructuring ↗ structure
play (v.)
↘ better, bettor, changeable, chatoyant, fiddler, iridescent, playable, player, punter, shimmering, shot, twiddler, wagerer
play
↘ playful
Play (n.) [MeSH]
Recreation[Hyper.]
play (n.)
mauvais fonctionnement (fr)[Classe]
mouvement d'une articulation sur elle-même (fr)[Classe]
remuer (fr)[termes liés]
play (n.) [figurative]
latitude[Classe]
play (n.)
diversion, entertainment, recreation[Hyper.]
play[Dérivé]
play (n.)
play (n.)
play (n.)
plaisir de la fête (fr)[Classe]
play (n.)
play (n.)
plan of action - way[Hyper.]
play (n.)
play (n.)
play (n.)
play (n.)
play (n.)
stage play; drama; dramatic play; piece[ClasseHyper.]
performance; show; spectacle[Classe]
contenu écrit des livres (fr)[DomainDescrip.]
play (n.)
show[Hyper.]
play - play - act, play, represent - act, play, playact, roleplay - playlet[Dérivé]
play (n.)
alteration, change, modification[Hyper.]
play - glisten, play, shimmer, sparkle - shimmer - shimmery[Dérivé]
play (n.)
freedom, liberty[Hyper.]
play (n.)
action, activeness, activity[Hyper.]
play[Dérivé]
play (n.)
play (v.)
gamble; meet; take on; toy; play[ClasseHyper.]
act, behave, do[Hyper.]
playing - plaything, toy[Dérivé]
play (v.)
play (v.)
play (v.)
consider, deal, look at, take[Hyper.]
dally, flirt, play, toy[Domaine]
play (v.)
compete, contend, vie[Hyper.]
playing - play - participant, player - player - period of play, play, playing period[Dérivé]
encounter, meet, play, take on[Domaine]
play (v.)
playing - brush, clash, encounter, scrimmage, skirmish - meet, sports meeting - period of play, play, playing period[Dérivé]
compete, contend, vie - play - play - play - play[Domaine]
play (v.)
apply, employ, exercise, process, use, utilise, utilize[Hyper.]
play[Dérivé]
encounter, meet, play, take on - bring into play, play[Domaine]
play (v.)
apply, employ, exercise, process, use, utilise, utilize[Hyper.]
play[Dérivé]
encounter, meet, play, take on - bring into play, play[Domaine]
play (v.)
play (v.)
play (v.)
play (v.)
gamble[Hyper.]
gambling, gaming, play - bet, wager - better, bettor, punter, wagerer - bet, stake, stakes, wager[Dérivé]
play[Domaine]
play (v.)
play (v.)
exploit, work[Hyper.]
play (v.)
discharge[Hyper.]
play (v.)
touch; dab; dab at[Classe]
toucher machinalement (fr)[Classe]
manipulate[Hyper.]
fiddler, twiddler[Dérivé]
play (v.)
play (v.)
perform[Hyper.]
drama, dramatic play, piece, play, stage play - play[Dérivé]
act, play, playact, roleplay[Domaine]
play (v.)
drama, dramatic play, piece, play, stage play - play[Dérivé]
act, play, playact, roleplay[Domaine]
play (v.)
run - play - execute, launch, run[Domaine]
play (v.)
remplacer qqn ou qqch (fr)[Classe]
jouer un rôle, une pièce... (fr)[Classe]
recreate, re-create[Hyper.]
acting, performing, playacting, playing - act, bit, number, routine, turn - histrionics, representation, theatrical, theatrical performance, theatricals - drama, dramatic play, piece, play, stage play - play - actor, histrion, player, role player, thespian - actable[Dérivé]
act, act as, play - act, play, playact, roleplay - play, play at[Domaine]
play (v.)
perform[Hyper.]
acting, performing, playacting, playing - roleplaying - act, bit, number, routine, turn - drama, dramatic play, piece, play, stage play - play - actor, histrion, player, role player, thespian - barnstormer, playactor, play-actor, trouper - actable[Dérivé]
play - play - act, play, represent - act[Domaine]
play (v.)
affecter un comportement (fr)[Classe]
assume, feign, sham, simulate[Hyper.]
act, play, represent[Domaine]
play (v.)
play (v.) [music]
utiliser (fr)[Classe]
perform; play; play an instrument; make music; play some music[ClasseHyper.]
(musical instrument), (musician; instrumentalist; player)[termes liés]
play (v.)
play (v.)
go, go along, locomote, move, travel[Hyper.]
play, shimmer[Dérivé]
play (v.)
displace, move, rehang, shunt[Hyper.]
looseness, play[Dérivé]
play (v.)
se divertir (fr)[Classe]
playing - diversion, entertainment, recreation - caper, frolic, gambol, play, romp[Dérivé]
play[Domaine]
play (v.)
act[Hyper.]
playing - child's play, play - caper, frolic, gambol, play, romp[Dérivé]
play, recreate[Domaine]
play (v.)
act, move[Hyper.]
coquetry, dalliance, flirt, flirtation, flirting, toying[Dérivé]
dally, play, trifle[Domaine]
play (v.)
briller : émettre une lumière vive (fr)[Classe...]
(silversmith; goldsmith; goldworker; gold-worker)[termes liés]
play (v. intr.)
play (v. tr.)
play (v. tr.)
play (v. tr.)
imiter (fr)[Classe]
refaire qqch de semblable et antérieur (fr)[Classe]
reorganise; reorganize[Classe]
crime et délit (fr)[termes liés]
(lifetime; livelihood; living; life)[termes liés]
(recurrent; periodic; periodical), (repetitive; iterative; reiterative), (do over again; do again)[Caract.]
(affliction; woe; misery; calamity; catastrophe; disaster; tragedy; cataclysm)[termes liés]
structure[A Nouveau]
play (v. tr. intr.)
théâtre (fr)[DomaineCollocation]
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