释义 |
play out [phrasal verb] 1 a : to happen or occur in usually a gradual way(通常逐渐地)发生,出现 -
Let's wait and see how things play out. [=take place, develop]事情如何进展,让我们拭目以待。 -
The consequences of the error will play out for several years to come.错误导致的后果将在未来几年慢慢呈现出来。 -
Their personal tragedy was being played out in public.他们的个人悲剧正逐渐显现在公众眼前。 b play out (something) or play (something) out : to make (something) happen使发生 -
She got to play out [=realize] her fantasy of being on TV.她终于实现了上电视的愿望。 -
We watch professional athletes play out [=act out, live out] our dreams on the field.我们观看职业运动员在赛场上实现我们的梦想。 -
This scene plays itself out [=happens] daily in every large city in this country.这种场景每天都在这个国家的每个大城市上演。 2 play out (something) or play (something) out : to finish (something)完成 -
Her coach let her play out the rest of the season but said she wouldn't be allowed on the team next year.她的教练让她赛完这个赛季,但表示她明年不能留在这支队了。 -
We'll stop the game after we play out this hand.我们打完这一手牌就不玩了。 -
playing out dangerous experiments完成危险的试验 -
That style of music had played itself out [=stopped being current or popular] and the record companies wanted something new.那种曲风已经不再流行了,唱片公司想要新潮的。 — see also played-out |