play with fire如何读

[plei wið ˈfaiə]

play with fire是什么意思

  • 释义

    玩火，铤而走险；

    • play with fire英英释义

    noun

    swordplay

    archaic game, sport

    the conduct, course, or action of a game

    a particular act or maneuver in a game: such as

    the action in which cards are played after bidding in a card game

    the moving of a piece in a board game (such as chess)

    one's turn in a game

    it's your play

    obsolete sexual intercourse

    amorous flirtation : dalliance

    recreational activityespecially: the spontaneous activity of children

    absence of serious or harmful intent : jest

    said it in play

    the act or an instance of playing on words or speech sounds

    gaming, gambling

    an act, way, or manner of proceeding : maneuver

    that was a play to get your fingerprints—Erle Stanley Gardner

    the state of being active, operative, or relevant several issues are at play

    other motives surely come into play—M. R. Cohen

    emphasis or publicity especially in the news media

    wished the country received a better play in the American press—Hugh MacLennan

    a move or series of moves calculated to arouse friendly feelings—usually used with make

    made a big play for the girl—Will Herman

    the stage representation of an action or story

    a dramatic composition : drama

    verb

    intransitive verb

    to engage in sport or recreation : frolic

    to have sexual relationsespecially: to have promiscuous or illicit sexual relations —usually used in the phrase play around

    to move aimlessly about : trifle

    played with her food

    to take advantage

    playing on fears

    flutter, frisk

    to move or function freely within prescribed limits

    to produce a stream

    hoses playing on a fire

    to perform music

    play on a violin

    to act in a dramatic production

    what's playing at the theater

    to be suitable for dramatic performance

    to act with special consideration so as to gain favor, approval, or sympathy—often used in the phrase play up to

    might play to popular prejudices to serve his political ends—V. L. Parrington

    to produce a specified impression in performance

    a movie that plays like a sitcom

    to engage or take part in a game

    to perform in a position in a specified manner

    the outfielders were playing deep

    to perform an action during one's turn in a game

    gamble

    to behave or conduct oneself in a specified way

    play safe

    to gain approval : go over

    her idea did not play well

    transitive verb

    to engage in or occupy oneself with

    play baseball

    to pretend to engage in the activities of children playing house

    play war

    to amount to by one's efforts

    played an important role in their success

    to put on a performance of (a play)

    played leading theaters

    to perform or act the part of

    play the fool

    to contend against in or as if in a game

    the coach did not play him

    to wager in a game : stake

    play the races

    to put into action in a gameespecially: to remove (a playing card) from one's hand and place usually faceup on a table in one's turn either as part of a scoring combination or as one's contribution to a trick

    to catch or pick up (a batted ball) : field

    played the ball bare-handed

    to direct the course of (something, such as a ball) : hitalso: to cause (a ball or puck) to rebound played the ball off the backboard

    played a wedge shot to the green

    to perform (music) on an instrument

    play a waltz

    to perform music on

    play the violin

    to perform music of (a certain composer)

    to cause (a device, such as a radio) to emit sounds

    wield, ply

    to discharge, fire, or set off with continuous effect

    played the hose on the burning building

    to cause to move or operate lightly and irregularly or intermittently

    to keep (a hooked fish) in action

    play with fire词源英文解释

    Noun Middle English, from Old English plega; akin to Old English plegan to play, Middle Dutch pleyen

    The first known use of play was before the 12th century

    play with fire儿童词典英英释义

    turn onverb

    to cause to work by or as if by turning a control turn on the computer

    turn the water on

    to cause interest or enjoyment

    the kind of music that turns me on

    turning pointnoun

    a point (as in an action or situation) where an important change occurs

    Turkish towelnoun

    a towel made of cotton terry cloth

    play1 of 2noun

    a brisk handling or using

    the play of a sword

    the conduct, course, or action of a game

    rain held up play

    a particular act or maneuver in a game

    a great play by the shortstop

    one's turn in a game

    it's your play

    exercise or activity for amusement

    children at play

    absence of any bad intention

    said it in play

    the act or an instance of playing on words : pun

    the act of playing a game and risking something on an uncertain event : gambling, gaming

    a way or manner of acting or proceeding : action, conduct

    fair play

    operation sense 1, activity

    brisk or light movement

    the light play of a breeze

    freedom of motion

    too much play in the steering wheel

    opportunity for action

    the new job gave play to my talents

    the stage representation of an action or story

    a dramatic composition : drama

    play2 of 2verb

    to engage in sport or recreation and especially in activity for amusement

    children playing

    to treat or behave lightly or without respect that is due

    play with a new idea

    to make use of double meaning or the similarity of sound of two words for humorous effect : pun

    to handle something in an absentminded way : toy

    played with the pencil

    to take advantage

    played upon the people's fears

    to move swiftly or lightly

    shadows playing on the wall

    to move freely

    to let go in a stream

    hoses playing on the fire

    to sound in performance

    listen to an organ playing

    to be staged or presented

    what's playing at the movies

    to behave in a particular way

    play safe

    to take part in play ball

    play cards

    to pretend to take part in the activities of

    children playing house

    to do for amusement or from mischief

    play a trick on someone

    to perform on or as if on the stage

    play a part

    to act the part of

    play the fool

    to contend against in a game

    playing the Dodgers today

    to put or keep in action play a fish on a line

    play a card in a game

    to cause something to produce music or sound play a record

    play the piano

    play with fire 例句

    1 Kelce arrived onstage Saturday to a highlight reel of his football plays, alongside a clip of him making a hand heart, a shout-out to his famous girlfriend.

    2 At meetings, the Japanese play close to the vest.

    会谈时，日本经理人谨慎小心，从不冒险。

    3 The play is based on a real-life event.

    4 The chess match finally ended after three hours of play.

    5 I have a chess set. Do you want to play?

    6 Never play with fire.

    千万别玩火.

    7 As the saying goes, “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.”

    8 It's your turn to play.

    9 Rain held up play for an hour.

    10 Please tell him not to play with fire.

    请告诉他不要玩火.

    11 It is not safe for children to play with fire.

    小孩玩火不安全.

    12 The children were playing hide-and-seek.

    13 Don't play with fire.

    不要玩火.

    14 Can Sara come out and play?

    15 It's most dangerous for children to play fire.

    小孩玩火危险至极。

    16 Stories of adventure fire Tom's imagination.

    冒险故事激发了汤姆的想象力。

    17 He wrote, directed, and starred in the play.

    18 I've gone to all of my daughter's school plays.

    19 He played by himself in his room.

    20 Tell those boy never play with fire.

    叫那些男孩千万别玩火.

    play with fire 同义词

    1 冒险

    chancy venturesome adventure gamble chance hazard be skating on thin ice stick your neck out dodgy dicey risk-taking tempt providence run risks run the risk of doing run the risk of of doing cast caution to the winds cast caution to the wind throw caution to the winds throw caution to the wind take risks run the risk take a chance flirt with take a chance on take a risk tempt fate

    play with fire 短语相关

    play footsie satyr play at play deal/play straight play the martyr play upon play the clown play off play Cupid play host to

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