Engelska | Polska |
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play off | |
play on words noun pun or similar humorous use of language | gra słównoun |
play second fiddle verb idiomatic | |
play the fool | |
play truant verb be absent from school without permission | wagarowaćverb |
play with verb literarally | bawić sięverb |
play with verb to fiddle with | bawić sięverb |
play with fire verb put oneself in a precarious situation | igrać z ogniemverb |
playability noun overall quality of a gameplay | grywalnośćnoun |
playability noun property of being playable | grywalnośćnoun |
playable adjective able to be played and enjoyed | ciekawyadjective |
playback noun replaying of recorded sound or moving images | playbacknoun |
playboy noun man who devotes himself to pleasure | playboynoun |
Playboy noun the adult magazine | playboynoun |
playdate noun The occasion of a child having a friend come over to play at their house | kinderbalnoun |
playdough noun children's modeling clay | plastelinanoun |
player noun a female person who plays any game or sport | graczkanoun zawodniczkanoun |
player noun dramatic actor | aktornoun aktorkanoun |
player noun electronic device | gracznoun odtwarzacznoun |
player noun gambler | gracznoun |
player noun one who plays a musical instrument | gracznoun muzyknoun |
player noun one who plays any game or sport | gracznoun zawodniknoun |
player noun software application | gracznoun odtwarzacznoun |
player noun video games: gamer, gamester | gracznoun |
player piano noun music | pianolanoun |
playful adjective funny, humorous, jesting, frolicsome | żartobliwyadjective |
playfully | |
playground noun large open space to play on, usually for children | plac zabawnoun |
playground noun small area for children | plac zabawnoun |
playground slide | |
playing | |
playing card noun one of usually 52 rectangular pieces of card | kartanoun |