play lietuviškai

play vertimas 1. n 1) žaidimas; žaismas, pokštas; to be at play žaisti; play of words žodžių žaismas, tuščiažodžiavimas; 2) pjesė; 3) elgimasis; fair play garbingas pasielgimas; 4) veikimas; to bring/call into play paleisti į darbą; to come into play pradėti veikti; to make playryžtingai veikti; 5) grojimas; 6) (kortų)lošimas; 2. v 1) žaisti; groti; to play fair garbingai pasielgti; to play foul negarbingai pasielgti; 2) veikti; atlikti; vaidinti; to play smb a trickiškrėsti pokštą, apgauti; to play the fool apsimesti, dėtis kvailiu; to play off a) apmulkinti, apkvailinti; b) panaudoti; pakeisti į darbą; to play up a) aktyviai dalyvauti; b) amer. reklamuoti

  • play into someone's hands () pasitarnauti kam, veikti kieno naudai
  • play dough (n.) plastilinas
  • play along (v.) akompanuoti
  • play hooky (v.) neiti į pamokas, praleidinėti pamokas
  • play by ear groti iš klausos
  • play a hoax on () klaidinti, apgauti, išvilioti, sugundyti, persimesti į kitą pusę, tarnauti dviem šeimininkams, apsukti, apmulkinti, sugluminti, prigauti, apmauti, suvedžioti, iškrėsti
  • play a () dalyvauti, nedalyvauti
  • play false (v.) apmauti, akis muilinti
  • play a joke on (v.) klaidinti, apgauti, išvilioti, sugundyti, persimesti į kitą pusę, tarnauti dviem šeimininkams, apsukti, apmulkinti, sugluminti, prigauti, apmauti, suvedžioti, iškrėsti
  • play a part in (v.) sudaryti, įeiti, dalyvauti
  • play around (v.) mėgėjiškai užsiiminėti
  • child's play (n.) juoko darbas, vieni juokai, pramoga
  • play back (v.) atgaminti
  • play down (v.) sumenkinti
  • play fair garbingai elgtis
  • play havoc with () sugadinti, pakenkti, padaryti daug žalos, nusiaubti
  • play a prank on (v.) klaidinti, apgauti, išvilioti, sugundyti, persimesti į kitą pusę, tarnauti dviem šeimininkams, apsukti, apmulkinti, sugluminti, prigauti, apmauti, suvedžioti, iškrėsti
  • play a trick on (v.) klaidinti, apgauti, išvilioti, sugundyti, persimesti į kitą pusę, tarnauti dviem šeimininkams, apsukti, apmulkinti, sugluminti, prigauti, apmauti, suvedžioti, iškrėsti
  • play at išdarinėti, išdirbinėti, nuduoti, žaisti
  • play boules (v.) kėglių žaidėjas
  • play safe vengti rizikos
  • play off (v.) pastatyti priešpriešiais, rungtis, varžovu, priversti kovoti su, nukreipti prieš
  • play off () žaisti lemiamas rungtynes
  • play the flute (v.) groti, dūduoti, švilpti
  • play the fool () juokus krėsti, kvailioti, vaizduoti kvailį
  • play out (v.) išvarginti, išsemti, išeikvoti, išsekinti
  • play up (v.) pabrėžti, išryškinti, parodyti
  • play up () išdykauti, krėsti išdaigas
  • play tricks (v.) klaidinti, apgauti, išvilioti, sugundyti, persimesti į kitą pusę, tarnauti dviem šeimininkams, apsukti, apmulkinti, sugluminti, prigauti, apmauti, suvedžioti, iškrėsti
  • play on () naudotis, žaisti
  • play truant (v.) neiti į pamokas, praleidinėti pamokas
  • play off against (su)kurstyti prieš
  • play reading (n.) viešas skaitymas
  • play the game garbingai elgtis
  • play on words (n.) kalambūras
  • play possum (v.) negyvam, apsimesti miegančiam, apsimesti miegančiam/negyvam
  • play-pen (n.) aptvarėlis
  • play with fire žaisti su ugnimi
  • play-acting (n.) šventeiviškumas
  • play-act (v.) apsimesti, despotiškai elgtis su, įsivaizdinti
Paaiškinimas anglų kalba
  • (drama) a dramatic work intended for performance by actors on a stage
  • (show) a theatrical performance of a drama Type of: show
  • (plan of action) a preset plan of action in team sports Type of: plan of action
  • (motion) a deliberate coordinated movement requiring dexterity and skill
  • (activeness) a state in which action is feasible Type of: action
  • (usage) utilization or exercise Type of: use
  • (attempt) an attempt to get something
  • (child's play) activity by children that is guided more by imagination than by fixed rules
  • (measure) the time during which play proceeds
  • (freedom) the removal of constraints
  • (change) a weak and tremulous light
  • (wittiness) verbal wit or mockery (often at another's expense but not to be taken seriously)
  • (movability) movement or space for movement
  • (frolic) gay or light-hearted recreational activity for diversion or amusement
  • (game) the activity of doing something in an agreed succession
  • (vice) the act of playing for stakes in the hope of winning (including the payment of a price for a chance to win a prize)
  • (swordplay) the act using a sword (or other weapon) vigorously and skillfully
  • (compete) to participate in games or sport Type of: compete. Similar to: meet. Follows: move, tie
  • (act, have, effect) to act or have an effect in a specified way or with a specific effect or outcome Type of: act
  • (play, instrument) to play on an instrument Topic: music. Type of: perform
  • (enter) to play a role or part
  • (be, play) to be at play; to be engaged in playful activity; to amuse oneself in a way characteristic of children Type of: act
  • (spiel) to replay (as a melody)
  • (perform music, musical) to perform music on (a musical instrument) Topic: music. Type of: sound
  • (act as) to pretend to have certain qualities or state of mind
  • (travel) to move or seem to move quickly, lightly, or irregularly Type of: travel
  • (bet, wager, money) to bet or wager (money) Type of: gamble
  • (engage, recreational activities) to engage in recreational activities rather than work; to occupy oneself in a diversion
  • (simulate) to pretend to be somebody in the framework of a game or playful activity Type of: simulate. Similar to: act
  • (emit recorded sound) to emit recorded sound Type of: sound
  • (perform, certain location) to perform on a certain location Topic: performing arts. Type of: perform. Similar to: playact
  • (deploy) to put (a card or piece) into play during a game, or act strategically as if in a card game Type of: deploy
  • (engage, activity, were) to engage in an activity as if it were a game rather than take it seriously
  • (behave, certain way) to behave in a certain way Type of: act
  • (cause, emit recorded) to cause to emit recorded audio or video
  • (manipulate) to manipulate manually or in one's mind or imagination
  • (exploit) to use to one's advantage Type of: exploit
  • (consider) to consider not very seriously
  • (stative verb) to be received, accepted, or interpreted in a specific way
  • (behave carelessly, indifferently) to behave carelessly or indifferently
  • (displace) to cause to move or operate freely within a bounded space Type of: move
  • (dramaturgy) to perform on a stage or theater
  • (be performed, presented) to be performed or presented for public viewing Topic: performing arts. Similar to: playact
  • (make) to cause to happen or to occur as a consequence
  • (discharge) to discharge, direct, be discharged, or be directed as if in a continuous stream Type of: discharge
  • (make bets) to make bets Type of: bet. Similar to: bet
  • (stake, outcome, issue) to stake on the outcome of an issue
  • (hit) to shoot or hit in a particular manner Type of: hit. Similar to: meet
  • (use, move) to use or move Type of: use. Similar to: meet
  • (employ, game, specific) to employ in a game or in a specific position Type of: use. Similar to: meet
  • (contend, opponent, sport) to contend against an opponent in a sport, game, or battle
  • (exhaust) to exhaust by allowing to pull on the line Type of: exhaust

Play sinonimai Play and Playthings, Playthings, Puppets, Toys

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