vt.张开；展开

vi.张开；展开

儿童游戏

n.展开；斜面

adj.倾斜的；八字形的

splay───vt.张开；展开；vi.张开；展开；adj.倾斜的；八字形的；n.展开；斜面

sex play───性游戏

to play───玩

byplay───n.附属行为；枝节事故；配角戏

replay───v.重放（录音带、录像带或电影）；重现，重演；（由于未决出胜负而进行的）重新举行（比赛），重赛；反复回想；n.重赛；重放，重演；重演的事物，重复出现的事物

sex plays───性游戏

soft play───软游戏

uplay───应用

net play───网前打法；打近网球；近网攻击

Let's play nicely. Don't be rough.───咱们好好儿玩, 别胡来.

Caryl Churchill's play about Romania is already outdated.───卡里尔·丘吉尔关于罗马尼亚的戏剧已经过时了。

Let's play out the rope.───让我们把卷着的绳索放开.

With his strength and his own vehicle , earning his living would be mere child's play.───有自己的力气与洋车,睁开眼就可以有饭吃.

His production of Harold Pinter's play fails to impart a sense of excitement or danger.───他所执导的哈罗德·品特的剧作没能表现出紧张、危险感。

Hey, you wanna dare me? Ok, let's play chicken.───嘿, 你想跟挑战我 吗 ?好的, 我们来比试一下吧.

David's play was amusing and its pacifist angle had a great appeal.───戴维的剧本很有趣,剧中的和平主义倾向性有很大的吸引力.

I'm sorry. I seem to be off my game today; let's play again tomorrow.───真遗憾, 我今天竞技状态不好; 咱们明天再来一场.

The books of Messrs. Waterman & Co. , though fairly complicated, were child's play to Frank.───华胜曼公司的帐簿虽然也很繁复, 但是在法兰克看来却是轻而易举的玩意儿.

When the children's play got too noisy, their mother called a halt.───当孩子们的游戏过于吵闹时, 他们的母亲叫他们停下来.

The severest toil was child's play compared with this.───跟这一比,最沉重的苦役也好像小孩子的游戏.

And he looked down at her , splendidly protecting her, like Egmont at Clara in Goethe's play.───于是他露出含情脉脉的保护人的神气,低下头去看她, 就象在歌德的剧本里埃格蒙特看克拉拉一样.

Now let's play ball with Daddy!───现在我们和爸爸玩球吧！

The director transposes Shakespeare's play from 16th century Venice to present-day England.───导演把莎士比亚的戏剧从16世纪的威尼斯改成当代的英国。

I trolled along to see Michael Frayn's play, "Noises Off"───我慢悠悠地走着去看迈克尔·弗莱恩的戏剧《糊涂戏班》。

Let's play cards instead of watching television.───咱们玩纸牌吧,别看电视了.

Let's play charades.───咱们来玩打哑谜猜字游戏吧。

Let's play make-believe,' said Sam.───萨姆说：“咱们来玩假装的游戏吧。”

Based on the theory of archetypal criticism, this essay analyzes the motif of revenge in Cao Yu' s play Weald to explore the spirit of tragedy and the major character.

A Roomful of Roses is a fine example of a 1950 s play about personal relationships.