played-out <pred played out> [pleɪdˈaʊt] ADJ. coloq.
- played-out
- acabado coloq.
- played-out
- quemado coloq.
I. play [ingl. am. pleɪ, ingl. brit. pleɪ] SUST.
1.1. play U (recreation):
- play
- juego m
- they learn through play
- aprenden jugando or a través del juego
- she watched them at play
- los observaba mientras jugaban
- to make great play of sth
- poner gran énfasis en algo
1.2. play U DEP.:
- play
- juego m
- play was interrupted
- se interrumpió el juego or el partido
- the ball is out of play
- la pelota está fuera de juego
- to bring sth/come into play
- poner algo/entrar en juego
1.3. play C (turn, move):
- it's your play now
- te toca (a ti)
1.4. play C ingl. am. DEP. (maneuver):
- play
- jugada f
- to make a play for sb/sth also ingl. brit. he made a play for her
- trató de ganársela or de conquistársela
- the company made a play for ownership of ABC Industries
- la compañía intentó hacerse con ABC Industries
2. play U (interplay):
- play
- juego m
- the play of light and shadow
- el juego de luces y sombras
3. play U (slack) TÉC.:
- play
- juego m
- there's not enough play in the schedule
- el plan de trabajo es demasiado apretado or no deja ningún margen
- to give sth full play
- dar rienda suelta a algo
4. play C TEAT.:
- play
- obra f (de teatro)
- play
- pieza f (teatral)
- play
- comedia f
5. play C (pun):
- a play on words
- un juego de palabras
II. play [ingl. am. pleɪ, ingl. brit. pleɪ] V. trans.
1.1. play hopscotch/leapfrog:
- play
- jugar a
- let's play house
- vamos a jugar a las madres or a las visitas
- to play a joke/trick on sb
- hacerle or gastarle una broma/una jugarreta a alguien
1.2. play:
- play football/chess
- jugar amer. excl Río Pl.
- play football/chess
- jugar a Esp. Río Pl.
- play set/tournament
- jugar
- she plays tennis
- juega tenis
- she plays tennis
- juega al tenis Esp. Río Pl.
2.1. play (compete against):
- play opponent/team
- jugar contra
- we're playing them in the finals
- en la final jugamos contra ellos
- to play sb at sth I used to play her at chess
- jugaba ajedrez con ella
- to play sb at sth I used to play her at chess
- jugaba al ajedrez con ella Esp. Río Pl.
2.2. play:
- play ball
- pasar
- play card
- tirar
- play card
- jugar
- play piece
- mover
2.3. play (in particular position):
- play inside left/quarterback
- jugar de
- which position are you playing?
- ¿en qué posición juegas?
- which position are you playing?
- ¿de qué juegas?
2.4. play (use in game):
- play reserve
- alinear
- play reserve
- sacar a jugar
3. play (gamble on):
- play
- jugar a
- to play the horses/dogs coloq.
- jugar a los caballos/galgos
- to play the market FIN.
- jugar a la bolsa
4.1. play instrument:
- play
- tocar
- to play the piano/the clarinet
- tocar el piano/el clarinete
4.2. play:
- play piece
- tocar
- play piece
- interpretar form.
- play note
- tocar
5.1. play TEAT.:
- play villain/Hamlet
- representar el papel de
- play villain/Hamlet
- hacer de
- play villain/Hamlet
- actuar de
- don't play the clown!
- ¡no (te) hagas el payaso!
- don't play the clown!
- ¡no hagas payasadas!
- don't play the innocent with me!
- ¡no te me hagas el inocente!
5.2. play TEAT.:
- play drama
- representar
- play drama
- dar
- play scene
- representar
- to play it cool
- hacer como si nada
- to play (it) dumb
- hacerse el tonto
- to play (it) safe
- ir a la segura
- to play (it) safe
- no arriesgarse
- to play (it) smart
- ser listo
- to play (it) straight
- ser sincero or honesto
- to play (it) straight LIT., TEAT.
- representar el papel sin artificios
- to play (it) straight LIT., TEAT.
- actuar con naturalidad
5.3. play TEAT.:
- play theater/town
- actuar en
6. play AUDIO:
- play tape/record
- poner
- they only play classical music (on radio)
- solo tocan or pasan música clásica
7. play (treat) liter.:
- to play sb fair
- tratar bien a alguien
- to play sb false
- engañar a alguien
8. play (move) + adv. compl.:
- to play the spotlight over the stage
- recorrer el escenario con el reflector
- they played the hoses over the blaze
- movían las mangueras sobre las llamas
9. play (in angling) DEP.:
- play fish
- agotar
III. play [ingl. am. pleɪ, ingl. brit. pleɪ] V. intr.
1. play (amuse oneself):
- play children:
- jugar
- we tried to persuade him but he wouldn't play coloq.
- tratamos de convencerlo pero no quiso saber nada
- to play at sth
- jugar a algo
- they were playing at cops and robbers
- estaban jugando a ladrones y policías
- what are you playing at?
- ¿a qué estás jugando?
- what are you playing at?
- ¿qué es lo que te propones?
- to play with sb/sth
- jugar con alguien/algo
- she played with her toys/friends
- jugaba con sus juguetes/amigos
- I played with the idea
- lo pensé
- I played with the idea
- le di vueltas a la idea
- I feel you're just playing with me
- me parece que solo estás jugando conmigo or que te estás burlando de mí
- to play with words
- jugar con las palabras
- we don't have much time/money to play with
- no disponemos de mucho tiempo/de mucho dinero
- to play with oneself eufem.
- toquetearse eufem.
- to play fast and loose with sb/sth
- jugar con alguien/algo
2. play:
- play JUEGOS, DEP.
- jugar
- play!
- ¡que empiece el juego!
- to play for money
- jugar por dinero
- whose turn is it to play?
- ¿a quién le toca (jugar)?
- the court is playing well today
- la cancha está en buenas condiciones hoy
- to play fair
- jugar limpio
- to play fair with sb
- ser justo con alguien
- to play straight with sb
- ser sincero con alguien
3.1. play TEAT.:
- play cast:
- actuar
- play cast:
- trabajar
- play show:
- ser representado
- the musical has been playing to packed houses
- el musical ha estado llenando las salas
3.2. play (pretend):
- to play dead
- hacerse el muerto
- to play hard to get
- hacerse el (or la etc.) interesante
4. play MÚS.:
- play musician:
- tocar
- he's going to play for us
- nos va a tocar algo
- there was military music playing all day (on radio)
- tocaron or pasaron música militar todo el día
5. play (move):
- lights played across the night sky
- un juego de luces recorrió el cielo nocturno
- a smile played about his lips
- un atisbo de sonrisa rondaba sus labios
play in V. [ingl. am. pleɪ -, ingl. brit. pleɪ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
- the guests were played in by the band
- los invitados hicieron su entrada al son de la música de la banda
I. play-by-play [ingl. am. ˈˌpleɪ baɪ ˈpleɪ, ingl. brit. ˌpleɪbʌɪˈpleɪ] ADJ. ingl. am. DEP.
- play-by-play atrbv.
- jugada a jugada
II. play-by-play [ingl. am. ˈˌpleɪ baɪ ˈpleɪ, ingl. brit. ˌpleɪbʌɪˈpleɪ] SUST. ingl. am. DEP.
- play-by-play
- comentario m jugada a jugada
extended-play [ɛkˌstəndədˈpleɪ] ADJ.
extended-play record:
- extended-play
- EP adj inv
fair play SUST. U
- fair play
- juego m limpio
miracle play SUST.
- miracle play LIT., TEAT.
- milagro m
match play [ingl. am. ˈmætʃ ˌpleɪ, ingl. brit.] SUST.
- match play
- match play m
mystery play SUST.
- mystery play
- misterio m
- mystery play
- auto m sacramental
nativity play SUST.
- nativity play
- auto m de Navidad
I. play [pleɪ] SUST.
1. play sin pl. (recreation):
- play
- juego m
- to be at play
- estar en juego
- to do sth in play
- hacer algo en broma
- it's only in play
- sólo es broma
2. play sin pl. DEP.:
- play
- juego m
- to be in/out of play
- estar dentro/fuera de juego
3. play DEP. (move):
- play
- jugada f
- foul play
- juego sucio
- to make a bad/good play
- hacer una mala/buena jugada
4. play TEAT.:
- play
- obra f de teatro
- one-act play
- obra de un acto
- radio play
- emisión f dramática
5. play sin pl. (free movement):
- play
- juego m
- to allow [or give] sth full play
- dar rienda suelta a algo
6. play sin pl. (interaction):
- play
- juego m
- to bring sth into play
- poner algo en juego
- to come into play
- entrar en juego
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to make a play for sth
- intentar conseguir algo
II. play [pleɪ] V. intr.
1. play a. DEP.:
- play
- jugar
- to play for a team
- jugar en un equipo
- to play fair/rough
- jugar limpio/sucio
2. play (perform):
- play
- actuar
3. play MÚS.:
- play
- tocar
III. play [pleɪ] V. trans.
1. play (participate in game):
- play
- jugar
- to play bridge
- jugar al bridge
- to play a card
- jugar una carta
2. play (participate in sport):
- play
- jugar
- to play football
- jugar al fútbol
- to play a match/a round
- jugar un partido/una ronda
3. play (perform a role):
- play
- interpretar
- play
- hacer el papel de
- to play the clown [or fool]
- hacer el payaso
- to play to a full house
- llenar un teatro
4. play MÚS.:
- play
- tocar
- to play the piano
- tocar el piano
5. play (operate an audio or video device):
- play
- poner
- do you have to play the music so loud?
- ¿es necesario que pongas el equipo de música tan alto?
- to play a CD/video
- poner un compact disc/un vídeo
6. play (perpetrate):
- play joke
- gastar
I. play up V. trans.
1. play up (exaggerate):
- play up problem, difficulty
- exagerar
2. play up ingl. brit. (cause trouble):
- play up
- fastidiar
II. play up V. intr.
1. play up ingl. austr., ingl. brit.:
- play up (malfunction)
- no marchar bien
- play up (hurt)
- doler
2. play up ingl. brit. (cause annoyance):
- play up
- dar guerra
passion play SUST.
- passion play
- drama m de La Pasión
play back V. trans.
- play back
- poner
play around V. intr.
1. play around (play):
- play around
- jugar
2. play around pey. (commit adultery):
- to play around with sb
- tener un lío con alguien
3. play around (experiment):
- to play around with sth
- ensayar algo de varias maneras
4. play around pey. (tamper):
- to play around with sth
- manosear algo
nativity play SUST.
- nativity play
- auto m de Navidad
play with V. trans.
1. play with a. fig. (play):
- play with
- jugar
2. play with (manipulate nervously):
- play with
- juguetear
- to play with one's food
- jugar con la comida
3. play with (consider, toy with):
- to play with an idea
- dar vueltas a una idea
play through V. trans.
- play through
- tocar
play at V. trans.
1. play at (pretend):
- to play at (being) sth
- jugar a (ser) algo
2. play at (do for amusement):
- to play at (being) sth
- hacer como que (se es) algo
- she is playing at being a student
- hace como que estudia
3. play at pey. (do):
- what are you playing at?
- ¿a qué viene esto?
I. play [pleɪ] SUST.
1. play (recreation):
- play
- juego m
- to be at play
- estar en juego
- to do sth in play
- hacer algo en broma
- it's only in play
- sólo es broma
2. play DEP.:
- play
- juego m
- to be in/out of play
- estar en/fuera de juego
3. play DEP. (move):
- play
- jugada f
- foul play
- juego sucio
- to make a bad/good play
- hacer una mala/buena jugada
4. play TEAT.:
- play
- obra f de teatro
- one-act play
- obra de un acto
- radio play
- emisión f dramática
5. play (free movement):
- play
- juego m
- to allow [or give] sth full play
- dar rienda suelta a algo
6. play (interaction):
- play
- juego m
- to bring sth into play
- poner algo en juego
- to come into play
- entrar en juego
- the police suspect foul play
- la policía sospecha que se ha cometido un delito
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to make a play for sth
- intentar conseguir algo
II. play [pleɪ] V. intr.
1. play a. DEP.:
- play
- jugar
- to play for a team
- jugar en un equipo
- to play fair/rough
- jugar limpio/sucio
2. play (perform):
- play
- actuar
- to play to a full house
- llenar un teatro
3. play MÚS.:
- play
- tocar
4. play coloq. (be received):
- to play/not play well with sb
- tener una buena/mala acogida en/entre alguien
III. play [pleɪ] V. trans.
1. play (participate in game, sport):
- play
- jugar
- to play bridge/soccer
- jugar al bridge/al fútbol
- to play a card
- jugar una carta
- to play a match/a round
- jugar un partido/una ronda
2. play (perform a role):
- play
- interpretar
- play
- hacer el papel de
- to play the clown [or fool]
- hacer el payaso
3. play MÚS.:
- play piano, guitar, saxophone
- tocar
4. play CD, tape, video, DVD:
- play
- poner
- do you have to play the music so loud?
- ¿es necesario que pongas la música tan alta?
5. play (perpetrate):
- play joke
- gastar
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to play it safe
- ir a lo seguro [o a la fija]
nativity play SUST.
- nativity play
- auto m de Navidad
play with V. trans.
1. play with a. fig. (play):
- play with
- jugar
2. play with (manipulate nervously):
- play with
- juguetear
- to play with one's food
- jugar con la comida
3. play with (consider):
- to play with an idea
- dar vueltas a una idea
play at V. trans.
1. play at (pretend):
- to play at (being) sth
- jugar a (ser) algo
2. play at (do for amusement):
- to play at (being) sth
- hacer como que (se es) algo
- she is playing at being a student
- hace como que estudia
3. play at pey. (do):
- what are you playing at?
- ¿a qué viene esto?
I. play on V. trans.
1. play on (exploit):
- to play on sb's feelings/weakness
- aprovecharse de los sentimientos/la debilidad de alguien
2. play on phrase, word:
- play on
- jugar con
II. play on V. intr.
- play on (keep playing) DEP., JUEGOS
- seguir jugando
- play on MÚS.
- seguir tocando
I. play off V. intr.
- play off
- jugar un partido de desempate
II. play off V. trans.
- to play sb off against sb
- oponer a dos personas
play upon V. trans.
- to play upon sb's feelings/weakness
- aprovecharse de los sentimientos/la debilidad de alguien
play out V. trans.
- play out
- representar
- to play out one's fantasies
- convertir sus fantasías en realidad
play date SUST.
- to have a play date
- quedar para jugar
play back V. trans.
- play back
- poner
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