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playing
UK
/ˈpleɪ.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈpleɪ.ɪŋ/
playing along
playing around
playing back
playing by
playing down
playing in
playing off
playing on
playing out
playing over
playing through
playing up
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playing
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈpleɪ.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈpleɪ.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe someone or something engaged in play or suitable for playing.
Synonyms
playful
frolicsome
sportive
frisky
mischievous
lighthearted
jocund
jaunty
romping
ludic
teasing
joking
gleeful
carefree
childlike
playing
noun
playings
pl
игра
The playing of chess requires strategic thinking.
Игра в шахматы требует стратегического мышления.
исполнение
The playing of the symphony was breathtaking.
Исполнение симфонии было захватывающим.
воспроизведение
The playing of the video was interrupted by an error.
Воспроизведение видео было прервано ошибкой.
Additional translations
пьеса
Synonyms
performance
game
acting
recreation
engagement
play
verb
playing
Gerund
played
Past Simple
played
Past Participle
playing
Gerund
UK
/pleɪ/
US
/pleɪ/
играть
The children love to play in the park.
Дети любят играть в парке.
исполнять
The orchestra will play a symphony tonight.
Оркестр исполнит симфонию сегодня вечером.
разыгрывать
He likes to play pranks on his friends.
Он любит разыгрывать своих друзей.
проигрывать
They play the video on a big screen.
Они проигрывают видео на большом экране.
Additional translations
впутывать
манипулировать
Synonyms
perform
act
engage
participate
recreate
frolic
entertain
execute
Antonyms
stop
cease
Definitions
playing
gerund / present participle
Engaged in play or game activity.
The playing children filled the yard with laughter.
Designed for or suitable to be used while playing.
He shuffled a deck of playing cards.
playing
noun
The act of engaging in a game or activity for enjoyment or recreation.
The children's playing in the park was a joyful sight.
The action or manner of performing on a musical instrument.
Her playing of the piano was both skillful and emotive.
play
verb
Engage in activity for enjoyment and recreation rather than a serious or practical purpose.
The children love to play in the park every afternoon.
Take part in a game or sport.
She plays soccer every weekend with her friends.
Perform on a musical instrument.
He plays the piano beautifully.
Act in a theatrical production or film.
She was thrilled to play the lead role in the school play.
Cause (music, audio, or video) to be reproduced or emitted by a device.
He played the video on his laptop for everyone to watch.
Pretend to be or act as a particular character or role.
The children played pirates, searching for hidden treasure in the backyard.
Engage in a competitive activity or sport against another team or person.
Our team will play against the champions in the finals.
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