Sommario
play {sostantivo}
jogo · peça para teatro · peça · obra
to play {verbo}
brincar · desempenhar · jogar · representar · atuar · tanger · tocar
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Traduzione inglese-portoghese per "play"
"play" traduzione portoghese
play {sostantivo}
However, I must ask you to observe the democratic rules of play here in Europe.
To save a different Quick Turn calibration for each game you play, configure
Madam Commissioner, Madam President, we should not play such a dangerous game.
No one is safe, no one can guarantee that he will play the game right up to the end.
It is here, in particular, that national sensitivities come into play.
play {sostantivo} (anche: theatre play)
theatre play
In this affair, we are the imaginary actors in a play written by someone else.
It has become rather like watching the Becket play Waiting for Godot.
And we want to play a little piece for you by one of the most important composers of America.
I fear that today's debate is only the first act in a long play.
In reality, what happened at Doha was more like a cynical play at the theatre.
This would be a very useful role for the European Union to play, both in its capacity as the Chair and a key member of the FATF.
I love that play.
They will only figure it out by getting their hands on it and playing with it.
It will be the same scenario we witnessed only a few months ago when the Swedish workforce was played off against the German workforce of the same combine.
This is not the way to help European industries and the families they support to meet international competition on a level playing field.
to play {verbo}
to play [played|played] {v.} (anche: to frolic, to frisk, to fool, to tinker)
So you can play Twister with your girlfriend... while I'm the freak of the week?
This is a courtyard in Europe, and a mixture of 124 different kinds of play.
Now, the program says that the opposite of play is not work, it's depression.
You cannot play games with democratic legitimacy and the credibility of politics.
I thought that things would be pretty fun and there would be more things to play with.
to play [played|played] {v.} (anche: to carry out, to fulfill, to perform)
I feel that the European Union will be able to play a major role in this matter.
It is a process in which the European Parliament will have a crucial role to play.
In this respect, too, the European Union can and must play an important role.
But you clearly know that the Commission has a big role to play in this area.
It would help the Union play a more coherent and effective role in the wider world.
to play [played|played] {v.} (anche: to throw, to take on, to toss)
It is cynical political manipulation to play games with disability rights.
You know it costs a lot of money and so on, but yes, it should not play it safe.
There were a few billion to play with, but that case too was sorted out.
– Mr President, you cannot play and wage war at the same time.
So now that you're all experts on protocells, we're going to play a game with these protocells.
to play [played|played] {v.} (anche: to act, to represent, to enact, to typify)
I have to ask myself, where am I, what sort of play are we performing here?
EU politicians have complained that the EU does not play a corresponding political role.
However, I say to myself that in your place I should ask what play are we acting here, what theatre are we in, what part are we playing?
On the one hand the Council is naturally aware of the role that Europe is called to play on the world stage by virtue of its economic and
Are we to continue playing this game?
to play [played|played] {v.} (anche: to be effective, to act, to enact, to perform)
to play a small part
to play [played|played] {v.} (anche: to ring, to pluck)
to play [played|played] {v. t.} [Mus]
And the fact that he can play the piano like that is a testament to his brain.
He's deaf, and he learned to play the piano after he received the cochlear implant.
And not long after I got my cochlear implant, I started learning how to play piano.
Well, there's lots to talk about, but I think I'm just going to play to start off.
The federalist orchestra continues to play, without stopping, and the boat is sinking.