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play [pleɪ] n
gen.	Schauspiel n; Spiel n; Spiel n (mechanisch); Luft f (Abstand, Spalt, Spielraum); Stück n; Aufführung f; Bühnenstück n; Theaterspiel n
AI.	Partie f
commun.	einspielen (music)
cultur.	Drama n
ed.	Theaterstück n
footb.	bestreiten (ein Spiel, a match)
gear.tr.	Zahnspiel n
tech.	Spielraum m
transp., astronaut.	Abstand m
weap.	toter Gang
play American football [pleɪ] n
gen.	Spielzug m
stage play [pleɪ] n
gen.	Theaterstück n
mechanical play [pleɪ] n
opt.	Spiel n
play [pleɪ] v
gen.	abspielen; spielen; mimen; aufspielen im Standarddeutsch veraltend; blasen; sich als etw. geben
comp., MS	wiedergeben (To start or continue the execution of a digital media file)
construct.	unerwünschtes Spiel (zwischen Bauteilen); Bewegungsspiel; Luft (zwischen zwei Bauteilen)
econ.	auch Spiel; Wettspiel; Glücksspiel; Tätigkeit; spielen (for um)
mining.	Aufschlußgebiet; Schürfgebiet
nucl.phys.	Spiel (i.e. space); Spielraum (i.e. space)
tech.	flöten; geigen; knobeln; lose; würfeln; loser Zusammenhang
"play" v
box.	"spielen"
tech.	Aufschlussgebiet; Schuerfgebiet
Play [pleɪ] v
comp., MS	Wiedergeben (A button in a video conversation window that starts or restarts the video feed)
played v
gen.	spielte
English thesaurus
PLAY [р] [pleɪ] abbr.
abbr.	Promoting Lifetime Activity For Youth
abbr., ed.	Planned Learning Achievement For Youth
Nasdaq	Players International, Inc.
play [pleɪ] n
lit.	A specific piece of drama, usually performed on a stage by actors who often wear makeup or costumes to help them resemble the character they represent.

PLAY : 596 phrases in 63 subjects

Alternative dispute resolution	5
American usage, not spelling	5
Artificial intelligence	3
Australian	1
Automobiles	2
Ball bearings	2
Basketball	8
Beekeeping	4
British usage, not spelling	2
Business	6
Chemistry	1
Chess	11
Childish	2
Cinematography	1
Communications	8
Computers	7
Construction	10
Cultural studies	6
Economics	8
Education	10
Electronics	4
Engines	2
Equestrian sports	1
Fencing	2
Figurative	7
Finances	1
Football	26
Forestry	1
Game theory	1
General	247
Grass hockey	2
Handball	11
Health care	1
Hobbies and pastimes	2
Ice hockey	8
Informal	11
Information technology	6
Law	3
Marketing	1
Mechanic engineering	8
Medical	1
Medical appliances	1
Metallurgy	3
Microelectronics	1
Microsoft	10
Mining	3
Municipal planning	3
Music	1
Optics branch of physics	1
Patents	8
Physics	1
Rude	2
Slang	2
Sports	15
Stock Exchange	1
Table tennis	11
Technology	25
Tennis	12
Theatre	8
Transport	14
Volleyball	13
Water polo	12
Weapons and gunsmithing	1