1.b> , i> (.i> i>) [.i> .i> ]; the happy sounds of children at play / - [.i> .i> 5]; play is very important to a child's development ; the importance of learning through play / i> ;
2.b> .i> 1) ( i>); rain stopped play in the Hingis-Davenport match - ; there was some excellent play in yesterday's match ; in play i>, ( i>) [.i> .i> 5 i> 7]; he managed to keep the ball in play ; / ; out of play i>, ( i>); the ball had gone out of play ; the defender kicked the ball out of play ;
2) .i> ( i>); a defensive play ; ; the new pitcher made a great play on that throw to first base ; on the next play, Johnson ran fifteen yards for a touchdown ;
3) , ; it's my play , ;
3.b> ; , (i>); a play by Chekhov ; Eliot wrote plays as well as poetry ; I have just had a letter from a man who wants my opinion as to whether Shakespeare's plays were written by Bacon. I feel inclined to write back, "Sir, don't be a fool" - , , . , : ", "; to put on a play / ; a radio [television] play , [, ]; we saw a play at the National Theatre " " / ;
4.b> 1) / ; .i> [.i> .i> 2)]; we need more play in the rope ; there's too much play in the steering wheel ; aircraft wings are designed to have a certain amount of play in them ; he gave free play to his feelings and began to shout angrily .i> i> ;
2) .i> , , ; , ( i>) [.i> .i> 1)];
5.b> , ; , ; the free play of market forces / ; there are a number of factors at play in the current recession [.i> .i> 1]; the financial crisis has brought new factors into play / ; a complex system of muscles is brought into play for each body movement ; he had to bring all his experience into play to beat this difficult opponent ; personal feelings should not come into play when you are making business decisions , / [.i> .i> 2 1) i> 7)];
6.b> , , (.i> .i>); the play of sunshine and shadow among the trees ; the play of moonlight across the water / ; the play of emotion across/ on / his face / ; the lively play of fancy which had once characterized her / , ; he could not restrain the play of muscles in his throat / ; the fishermen knitting new nets with an unconscious play of their deft fingers , ;
7.b> ; in play [.i> .i> 2 1) i> 5]; I only did it in play ;
8.b> (, .i>); put the video into the machine then press play i> ;
a play area i> / ;
a playb> on wordsb> , ; to make a play for smb.b> ; ; it's obvious he was making a play for her , / ; to make a play for smth.b> i> ; it was rumoured that he would make a play for the director's post , ; to make great / much / play of smth.b> , ; , ; he made great play of the fact that his uncle was a duke , ; she made great play of ignoring me when I spoke to her , ; fair playb> .i> fair IIr> 1 2); foul playb> .i> foul IIr> .
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