| 释义 | 
		played adjective out of money  US, 1984
  (redirected from played)
 play1.  n. a strategy; a plan of action.  That was a bad play, Bill. We lost the account.   2.  n. an attractive investment; a way to make some money in the securities markets.  I just heard about a good play in the options market.    play/act the fool1.  To act in an irresponsible or foolish manner. 2.  To behave in a playful or comical manner. See:- a game that two can play
 - a level playing field
 - a play on words
 - act the fool
 - act/play the fool
 - act/play the goat
 - against the run of play
 - all work and no play
 - all work and no play (makes Jack a dull boy)
 - All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy
 - allow (something) full play
 - at full blast
 - at play
 - be child's play
 - be not playing the game
 - be not playing with a full deck
 - be played like a fiddle
 - be playing with fire
 - bring (something) into play
 - bring into play
 - bring something into play
 - bring/call/put something into play
 - by the book
 - call (something) into play
 - cat and mouse, game of/to play
 - child's play
 - child's play, easy as/that's
 - close of play
 - come into play
 - cry heart out
 - devil's advocate, (to play)
 - don't play (around) with me
 - draw play
 - end of play
 - fair play
 - fair play (to you)
 - fair play to someone
 - few bricks short of a load
 - for keeps
 - foul play
 - game that two can play
 - game that two can play, that's a
 - get played like a fiddle
 - give (something) full play
 - go play in (the) traffic
 - grandstand play
 - grandstand play, make a
 - have (something) to play with
 - have a part in (something)
 - have a part to play
 - have a role in (something)
 - have money, time, etc. to play with
 - have no part in/of (something)
 - have/play/take/want no part in/of something
 - hide and seek
 - hold (one's) cards close to (one's) chest
 - homie don't play that
 - if there's grass on the field, play ball
 - if there's grass on the pitch, play ball
 - If you play with fire, you get burned
 - If you play with fire, you get burnt
 - in play
 - in/out of play
 - keep (one's) cards close to (one's) chest
 - keep/hold/play your cards close to your chest
 - level playing field
 - level the playing field
 - long-playing record
 - make (a) big play of (something)
 - make (a) great play of (something)
 - make a grandstand play
 - make a play
 - make a play for
 - make a play for (someone or something)
 - make a play for somebody/something
 - make a play for someone
 - make a play for something
 - make great play of something
 - make great, much, etc. play of/with something
 - make much play of (something)
 - make much play with (something)
 - make play of
 - make play of (something)
 - musical chairs, play
 - nice play, Shakespeare
 - Nice play, Shakespeare!
 - not play that game
 - not playing with a full deck
 - old warhorse
 - out of play
 - part to play
 - party and play
 - play
 - play (all) the angles
 - play (merry) hell with (someone or something)
 - play (one) at (one's) own game
 - play (one) false
 - play (one) for a fool
 - play (one) for a sucker
 - play (one's) ace (card)
 - play (one's) cards close to (one's) chest
 - play (one's) cards close to (one's) vest
 - play (one's) cards right
 - play (one's) cards well
 - play (one's) heart out
 - play (one's) hunch
 - play (one's) part
 - play (one's) trump card
 - play (oneself) in
 - play (right) into (one's) hands
 - play (right) into the hands of (one)
 - play (someone) like a fiddle
 - play (someone) off against (someone)
 - play (someone's) game
 - play (something) back
 - play (something) close to (one's) chest
 - play (something) for all (something) is worth
 - play (something) off as (something else)
 - play (something) over
 - play (something) with (one)
 - play (the) devil's advocate
 - play (the) wag
 - play (up)on (something)
 - play 3D chess
 - play a big part
 - play a big part (in something)
 - play a big role (in something)
 - play a bit part
 - play a bit part (in something)
 - play a bit role (in something)
 - play a blinder
 - play a good knife and fork
 - play a hunch
 - play a joke (on one)
 - play a joke on
 - play a large part
 - play a large part (in something)
 - play a large role (in something)
 - play a losing game
 - play a part in
 - play a part in (something)
 - play a practical joke (on one)
 - play a role in (something)
 - play a small part (in something)
 - play a small role (in something)
 - play a straight bat
 - play a trick (on one)
 - play a trick on
 - play a waiting game
 - play a/your part
 - play about
 - play against
 - play along
 - play around
 - play around with (something)
 - play around with someone
 - play as
 - play at
 - play at (doing something)
 - play away from home
 - play back
 - play ball
 - play ball with
 - play ball with (one)
 - play ball with someone
 - play ball with, to
 - play both ends
 - play both ends against the middle
 - play both ends against the middle, to
 - play both sides against the middle
 - play by (one's) own rules
 - play by (one's) rules
 - play by ear
 - play by somebody's rules
 - play by the rules
 - play cards
 - play cards close to chest
 - play cards right
 - play cat and mouse
 - play cat and mouse with
 - play catch-up
 - play Cupid
 - play dead
 - play devil's advocate
 - play dirty
 - play down
 - play down to
 - play down to (someone)
 - play ducks and drakes with
 - play ducks and drakes with (one)
 - play ducks and drakes with someone
 - play dumb
 - play each end against the other
 - play each side against the other
 - play fair
 - play fair/straight
 - play false
 - play fast and loose
 - play fast and loose (with someone or something)
 - play fast and loose with someone/something
 - play fast and loose, to
 - play favourites
 - play first chair
 - play first fiddle
 - play footsie
 - play footsie with
 - play footsie with someone
 - play footsie(s) (with someone)
 - play for
 - play for a fool
 - play for keeps
 - play for laughs
 - play for love
 - play for time
 - play freeze out
 - play freeze-out
 - play games
 - play games (with one)
 - play God
 - play gooseberry
 - play hard to get
 - play hardball
 - play hardball (with one)
 - play hardball with someone
 - play havoc
 - play havoc with
 - play havoc with (someone or something)
 - play hell
 - play hell with
 - play hell with somebody/something
 - play hell with someone/something
 - play hell with something
 - play hide and seek
 - play hide the baloney
 - play hide the bologna
 - play hide the hot dog
 - play hide the pickle
 - play hide the salami
 - play hide the sausage
 - play hob
 - play hob (with someone or something)
 - play hookey
 - play hooky
 - play ignorant
 - play in
 - play in Peoria
 - play in the big leagues
 - play innocent
 - play into hands 
 - play into somebody's hands
 - play into someone's hands
 - play into the hands of
 - play it by ear
 - play it by ear, to
 - play it close to one's chest
 - play it cool
 - play it for all it's worth
 - play it safe
 - play it straight
 - play kissy-face
 - play kissy-face (with someone)
 - play kissy-kissy (with someone)
 - play like
 - play like (something)
 - play merry hell
 - play musical chairs
 - play musical chairs, to
 - play no part in/of (something)
 - play off
 - play off against
 - play Old Harry with (something)
 - play on
 - play on heartstrings
 - play on the/(one's) heartstrings
 - play on words
 - play one against another
 - play one end against the other
 - play one off against another/each other/the other
 - play one side against the other
 - play one's cards close to one's chest, to
 - play one's cards right
 - play one's cards right/well, to
 - play out
 - play out of (one's) skin
 - play over
 - play phone tag
 - play pocket pool
 - play politics
 - play possum
 - play possum, to
 - play Russian roulette
 - play safe
 - play second fiddle
 - play second fiddle to
 - play second fiddle, to
 - play somebody's game
 - play someone at their own game
 - play someone false
 - play someone for a fool
 - play someone's game
 - play something by ear
 - play something for laughs
 - play straight
 - play telephone tag
 - play the (something) card
 - play the card
 - play the devil with
 - play the devil with (something)
 - play the devil with someone/something
 - play the dozens
 - play the field
 - play the field, to
 - play the fool
 - play the game
 - play the game, to
 - play the gender card
 - play the goat
 - play the hand (one) is dealt
 - play the heavy
 - play the heavy, to
 - play the horses
 - play the market
 - play the papers
 - play the percentage game
 - play the percentages
 - play the ponies
 - play the race card
 - play the waiting game
 - play three-dimensional chess
 - play through
 - play to
 - play to (one's) strengths
 - play to the crowd
 - play to the gallery
 - play to the gallery, to
 - play to win
 - play to your strengths
 - play tonsil hockey
 - play tricks on
 - play truant
 - play trump card
 - play up
 - play up to
 - play up to (one)
 - play well with others
 - play with
 - play with (one)
 - play with (oneself)
 - play with (something)
 - play with a full deck
 - play with fire
 - play with fire, to
 - play with loaded dice
 - play with yourself
 - play your ace
 - play your cards close to your chest
 - play your cards right
 - play yourself in
 - play/wreak havoc with something
 - play-by-play (description)
 - play-by-play description
 - played out
 - power play
 - put (something) into play
 - raise havoc with
 - raise hob with
 - roll over and play dead
 - run of play
 - Russian roulette, to play
 - squeeze play
 - state of play
 - Take a long walk off a short pier
 - take no part in/of (something)
 - that's (just) the way it plays
 - that's a game that two can play
 - the state of play
 - the way it plays
 - there's many a good tune played on an old fiddle
 - trump card
 - turn the tables, to
 - Turnabout is fair play
 - two can play at that game
 - two can play that game
 - Two can play this game
 - want no part in/of (something)
 - way it plays
 - What is (someone) playing at?
 - what's somebody playing at?
 - when the band begins to play
 - when the cat's away (the mice will play)
 - when the cat's away the mice will play
 - when the cat's away, the mice will play
 - Will it play in Peoria?
 - wordplay
 
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