play at something

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishplay at something phrasal verb1 What is somebody playing at?DO British English spoken used when you do not understand what someone is doing or why they are doing it, and you are surprised or annoyed What do you think you’re playing at?2 DO BADLYif you play at doing something, you do not do it properly or seriouslyplay at doing something He’s still playing at being an artist.3 PRETEND British English if children play at doctors, soldiers etc, they pretend to be doctors, soldiers etcplay at being something a 14-year-old playing at being a grown woman → play→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusplay at • But most nights, he gets only a few minutes, or may not play at all.• Deciding whether home-school students could choose to play at any public school or only the one in their attendance district.• By the time they finally play at home, everyone else will have long since had their home openers.• Craig, who started in John Osborne plays at the Royal Court, reminds us what an excellent actor she is.• He had to learn his words, of course - perhaps for six different plays at the same time.• The limp tunes appear to be played at the wrong speed, stretching them out until they become transparent and meaningless.play at doing something• But most nights, he gets only a few minutes, or may not play at all.• By the time they finally play at home, everyone else will have long since had their home openers.• Craig, who started in John Osborne plays at the Royal Court, reminds us what an excellent actor she is.• Deciding whether home-school students could choose to play at any public school or only the one in their attendance district.• He had to learn his words, of course - perhaps for six different plays at the same time.• The limp tunes appear to be played at the wrong speed, stretching them out until they become transparent and meaningless.play at being something• His attitude said he was letting her play at being a psychiatrist to please his godfather.• I liked to play at being bright.• What if I said they were just playing at being drop-outs?• Massless electron neutrinos playing at being heavy tau neutrinos might help solve either or both.• She made him feel like an insect playing at being human.• They can play at being still waters that run deep.• He has always played at being the happiest guy on earth, because he learned that the first trade is the hardest.

单词	play at something
释义	play at something From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishplay at something phrasal verb1 What is somebody playing at?DO British English spoken used when you do not understand what someone is doing or why they are doing it, and you are surprised or annoyed What do you think you’re playing at?2 DO BADLYif you play at doing something, you do not do it properly or seriouslyplay at doing something He’s still playing at being an artist.3 PRETEND British English if children play at doctors, soldiers etc, they pretend to be doctors, soldiers etcplay at being something a 14-year-old playing at being a grown woman → play→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusplay at • But most nights, he gets only a few minutes, or may not play at all.• Deciding whether home-school students could choose to play at any public school or only the one in their attendance district.• By the time they finally play at home, everyone else will have long since had their home openers.• Craig, who started in John Osborne plays at the Royal Court, reminds us what an excellent actor she is.• He had to learn his words, of course - perhaps for six different plays at the same time.• The limp tunes appear to be played at the wrong speed, stretching them out until they become transparent and meaningless.play at doing something• But most nights, he gets only a few minutes, or may not play at all.• By the time they finally play at home, everyone else will have long since had their home openers.• Craig, who started in John Osborne plays at the Royal Court, reminds us what an excellent actor she is.• Deciding whether home-school students could choose to play at any public school or only the one in their attendance district.• He had to learn his words, of course - perhaps for six different plays at the same time.• The limp tunes appear to be played at the wrong speed, stretching them out until they become transparent and meaningless.play at being something• His attitude said he was letting her play at being a psychiatrist to please his godfather.• I liked to play at being bright.• What if I said they were just playing at being drop-outs?• Massless electron neutrinos playing at being heavy tau neutrinos might help solve either or both.• She made him feel like an insect playing at being human.• They can play at being still waters that run deep.• He has always played at being the happiest guy on earth, because he learned that the first trade is the hardest.
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