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play a record/CD/tape etc DJs playing the latest house and techno tracks 5 theatre/film a) APT to perform the actions and say the words of a particular character in a theatre performance, film etc Streep plays a shy, nervous woman. 4 radio/cd etc if a radio, CD etc plays, or if you play it, it produces sound, especially music The bedside radio played softly. 3 music PERFORM to perform a piece of music on a musical instrument He’s learning to play the piano. d) to hit a ball in a particular way or to a particular place in a game or sport She played the ball low, just over the net. c) to take a particular position on a team Garvey played first base for the Dodgers. The Regents played Eddie at center (=used him as a player in that position ) in the game against Arizona.
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b) to use a particular piece, card, person etc in a game or sport Harrison played a ten of spades. play for Moxon played for England in ten test matches. She’s playing Helen Evans in the semi-final (=playing against her ). play against Bristol will play against Coventry next week. Men were sitting in the park, playing cards. If you feel any pain, you shouldn’t play.
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2 sports/games a) PLAY A GAME OR SPORT to take part or compete in a game or sport Karen began playing basketball when she was six. play with Did you like to play with dolls when you were little? Parents need to spend time just playing with their children. play catch/house/tag/school etc Outside, the children were playing cowboys and Indians. S1 W1 verb 1 children DGO when children play, they do things that they enjoy, often with other people or with toys Kids were playing and chasing each other.Playfully From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Other games, Theatre, Music play play 1 / pleɪ /