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A1  play  oynamak; eğlenmek(spor, müzik aleti vb) oynamak/çalmak

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verb  /pleɪ   / verb play (verb)
 /pleɪ  
/ verb
 
HAVE FUN 
1 [intransitive]
 play (with sb/sth)
to do sth to enjoy
yourself; to have fun
oynamak; eğlenmek
 The children have been playing on the beach
all day.
 My cat loves playing with a ball of string.
 Emma's found a new friend to play with.
GAMES/SPORTS 
2 [intransitive,
transitive]
to take part in a game
or sport
 (spor vb.) oynamak
 to play football/tennis/hockey
 I usually play against Bill.
 She played him at table tennis and won.
 Do you know how to play chess?
 Who's Brazil playing next in the World Cup?
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT 
3 [intransitive,
transitive]
play
(sth) (on sth)
to make music with a
musical instrument
 (müzik aleti) çalmak
 to play the piano/guitar/trumpet
 My son's learning the piano. He plays very
well.
 She played a few notes on the violin.
 Play us something on the guitar.
 note at MUSIC
CDS, DVDS, ETC. 
4 [transitive, intransitive]
to turn on a CD, etc.
so that it produces sound; (used about a song, etc.) to make a sound from a CD,
etc.
 (CD vb.) çalmak
 Shall I play the DVD for you again?
 Their new song is playing on the radio.
ACT/PERFORM 
5 [intransitive,
transitive]
to act in a play,
film, TV programme, etc.; to act the role of sb
 (rol) oynamak
 Richard is going to play Romeo.
Play a part, role
vb. genel olarak mecazi anlamda kullanılır:
 Britain has played an active part in the
recent discussions.
 John played a key role in organizing the
protest.
OF LIGHT 
6 [intransitive] (formal) 
to move quickly and
lightly
 (tebessüm, ışık vb.) oynaşmak, yalamak
 Sunlight played on the surface of the sea.
Play ile oluşan başka
deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde
başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, play it by ear için bakınız ear.
PHRASAL VERBS
play
at sth/being sth
to do sth with little
interest or effort
laf
olsun diye yapmak, eğlenmek
 He's only playing at studying. He'd prefer
to get a job now.
 What is that driver playing at?
play
sth back (to sb)
to turn on and watch
or listen to a film, tape, etc. that you have recorded
 (kaydedilmiş film vb.) göstermek
 Play that last scene back to me again.
play
sth down
to make sth seem less
important than it really is
ciddiye
almamak, önemsememek
 to play down a crisis
SYNONYM DOWNPLAY
play
A off against B
to make people compete
or argue with each other, especially for your own advantage
birbirine
düşürmek
 I think she enjoys playing one friend off
against another.
play
on sth
to use and take
advantage of sb's fears or weaknesses
suistimal
etmek
 This advertising campaign plays on people's
fears of illness.
play
(sb) up
(informal)
to cause sb trouble or
pain
başa
dert açmak
 The car always plays up in wet weather.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	play
IPA	/pleɪ / verb
Back	oynamak; eğlenmek (spor, müzik aleti vb) oynamak/çalmak
Back 2	play (verb) /pleɪ / verb HAVE FUN 1 [intransitive] play (with sb/sth) to do sth to enjoy yourself; to have fun oynamak; eğlenmek The children have been playing on the beach all day. My cat loves playing with a ball of string. Emma's found a new friend to play with. GAMES/SPORTS 2 [intransitive, transitive] to take part in a game or sport (spor vb.) oynamak to play football/tennis/hockey I usually play against Bill. She played him at table tennis and won. Do you know how to play chess? Who's Brazil playing next in the World Cup? MUSICAL INSTRUMENT 3 [intransitive, transitive] play (sth) (on sth) to make music with a musical instrument (müzik aleti) çalmak to play the piano/guitar/trumpet My son's learning the piano. He plays very well. She played a few notes on the violin. Play us something on the guitar. note at MUSIC CDS, DVDS, ETC. 4 [transitive, intransitive] to turn on a CD, etc. so that it produces sound; (used about a song, etc.) to make a sound from a CD, etc. (CD vb.) çalmak Shall I play the DVD for you again? Their new song is playing on the radio. ACT/PERFORM 5 [intransitive, transitive] to act in a play, film, TV programme, etc.; to act the role of sb (rol) oynamak Richard is going to play Romeo. Play a part, role vb. genel olarak mecazi anlamda kullanılır: Britain has played an active part in the recent discussions. John played a key role in organizing the protest. OF LIGHT 6 [intransitive] (formal) to move quickly and lightly (tebessüm, ışık vb.) oynaşmak, yalamak Sunlight played on the surface of the sea. Play ile oluşan başka deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, play it by ear için bakınız ear. PHRASAL VERBS play at sth/being sth to do sth with little interest or effort laf olsun diye yapmak, eğlenmek He's only playing at studying. He'd prefer to get a job now. What is that driver playing at? play sth back (to sb) to turn on and watch or listen to a film, tape, etc. that you have recorded (kaydedilmiş film vb.) göstermek Play that last scene back to me again. play sth down to make sth seem less important than it really is ciddiye almamak, önemsememek to play down a crisis *SYNONYM* DOWNPLAY play A off against B to make people compete or argue with each other, especially for your own advantage birbirine düşürmek I think she enjoys playing one friend off against another. play on sth to use and take advantage of sb's fears or weaknesses suistimal etmek This advertising campaign plays on people's fears of illness. play (sb) up (informal) to cause sb trouble or pain başa dert açmak The car always plays up in wet weather.

Play Sth Playing Vb Played Oynamak Transitive Make

play (verb)