TAILIEUCHUNG - NTC's Pocket Dictionary of Words and Phrases part 48

NTC's Pocket Dictionary of Words and Phrases part 48. The small but very concise NTC's Pocket Dictionary of Words and Phrases offers 6,000 basic and common English words plus 6,000 basic and common English idioms and phrases. You will find this portable title essential in the classroom, at home, or traveling, when you need help to recall word and phrase meanings. | play up to someone play up to someone to flatter someone to try to gain influence with someone. play up on something 1. to make music on a musical instrument. 2. to exploit something including a word for some purpose to develop something for some purpose. play with fire to take a big risk. played out Informal. 1. exhausted. 2. no longer of interest or influence. player ple 1. n. someone who plays a game or sport. 2. n. someone who plays a particular musical instrument. 3. n. something that plays a recording. Compare this with RECORDER @. CASSETTE PLAYER playful ple ful 1. adj. liking to play full of fun. Adv playfully. 2. adj. funny humorous not serious. Adv playfully. playground ple ground 1. n. an outdoor place for children to play. 2. the adj. use of Q. plaything ple 0ig n. a toy something that is played with. plea pli 1. n. a request an appeal. 2. n. a statement in court in which one declares that one is guilty or innocent. plead plid 1. tv. irreg. to declare in court that one is guilty or not guilty before the trial actually begins. Past tense and past participle pleaded or PLED. 2. tv. irreg. to claim something as an excuse. The object can be a clause with that @. Past tense and past participle pleaded or PLED. plead for something to beg for something to ask for something. pleasant plez @nt 1. adj. of something bringing or causing enjoyment and pleasure. Adv pleasantly. 2. adj. of someone friendly and nice. Adv pleasantly. please pliz 1. adv. a word used to make requests or commands more polite. 2. tv. to cause someone to be happy or satisfied. AIM TO PLEASE please yourself and suit yourself to do what one wishes. Informal. pleasure plez n. a feeling of happiness because of something that one likes enjoyment a pleasing feeling or emotion. Plural only for types and instances. pled pled a past tense and past participle of PLEAD. pledge pledz 1. n. a promise a vow a statement that one will do something. 2. tv. to promise something. The object can be a clause .

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