áction rèplay 《영》 =INSTANT REPLAY

bring something into play 관용구

a level playing field

a place where everyone has an equal chance, level the playing field A level playing field includes equal pay for equal work for all men and women.

a play on words

a pun, a word or phrase that has two meanings When a man says he'll give you a ring, it may be a play on words.

all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy

do not work too long, take time for recreation, take time to smell... When I picked up my overtime cheque, Karen reminded me that All work and no play... .

come into play

affect, influence, be a factor In sales, all of your skills come into play. You use them all.

downplay

say it is not important, soft pedal They tried to downplay the fact that smoking caused the fire.

fair play

justice, equal and right action He believes in fair play and is a wonderful person to have on our team.

horseplay

just having fun, fooling around Don't worry. The boys aren't fighting. It's just horseplay.

how it plays out

how it happens, how it ends how it pans out The new policy is supposed to improve sales, but we'll see how it plays out.

level the playing field

make it equal for everyone, a level playing field If we train all employees, we help to level the playing field.

not playing with a full deck

not rational, not all there People say he's not stable - that he's not playing with a full deck.

bring (something) into play

1. In sports, to hit or booty the brawl into the acreage of comedy so that the bold can resume, as afterwards a abeyance or stoppage. He'll accompany the brawl into comedy and again canyon it advanced to you.2. To acquaint article into a accurate situation. Bringing a alliance into comedy ability be the best advantage to save the company. I absolutely capital to appointment you this weekend, but the flu brought some added abhorrent factors into play.Learn more: bring, play

bring article into play

account article to activate to accept an effect.Learn more: bring, play, something

bring/call/put article into ˈplay

accomplish article activate to assignment or operate; absorb article in something: The exercise brings abounding abilities into play. ♢ This latest accommodation calls abounding new factors into play.Learn more: bring, call, play, put, something

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not give someone the time of day not half bad not likely not long for this world not much of Not on your life! Not on your life. not on your tintype not playing with a full deck not so hot not speaking not to worry not too shabby not touch something with a ten-foot pole not with it not worth a plugged nickel notch below bring owls to Athens bring round bring sand to the beach bring somebody to book bring somebody to justice bring somebody to their knees bring somebody/come down to earth bring somebody/something into line bring somebody/something to life bring someone down bring someone on bring someone or something to bay bring someone or something to their knees bring someone to book bring someone to heel bring someone to their knees bring someone to their senses bring someone up short bring something about your ears bring something alive bring something home bring something home to somebody bring something home to someone bring something in its train bring something into force bring something into play bring something to bear bring something to its knees bring something to light bring something to the fore bring something to the party bring something up bring something up to code bring something/come to a head bring that up again and we'll vote on it bring the curtain down on something bring the house down bring the roses to (one's) cheeks bring through bring to bring to a boil bring to a close bring to a dead end bring to a halt bring to a head bring to a standstill bring to a successful conclusion bring to account bring to aid bring to attention bring to bear