Are you playing with me? How to translate English?

Are you playing with me? Are you playing with me?

Play? Read French and English? 【ple？ ]? ? ? Beautiful? 【ple？ ]? ?

1、v？ Play; Competition; Send out ...; Belt; Kick; Play (the ball); To move (a chess piece); Playing cards; Perform an instrumental performance

2、n？ Games; Drama; Competition; Play a role; Joke; Gap; Flashing; glitter

phrase

1, works that work.

2. Play games according to the rules.

3. Play safe and seek stability

4. Fair play is fair and is conducted according to the rules.

play with sb.

Extended data word usage

1, the basic meaning of play refers to physical or mental activities for recreation and entertainment, that is, "play, play", or play games with someone, that is, "participate in games".

2.play can also mean "playing musical instruments". Extension can mean "playing a joke on someone", "acting", "playing" and "spraying (spring water, etc.). )".

3.play can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it is followed by a noun, pronoun or that clause, indicating that the ball or musical instrument is the object. Sometimes it can follow a double object, and its indirect object can be transformed into the object of the preposition to or for, or it can follow a compound object with "(as+) n./adj." as its complement. Can be used for passive structures. Play can also be used as a copula followed by adjectives or nouns as predicates.

4. When a noun is followed by play to explain "acting" in a performance, it is generally interpreted as a transitive verb; When making a "pretend … play" solution, it is often analyzed as a copula.

5. Play is generally used for children and rarely used for adults. When play is interpreted as "playing", it is not used for percussion instruments (such as gongs and drums)

6. When play is followed by a noun such as ball games or cards, the article the is not added before it; When you connect an instrument, you must add the article The, which can sometimes be omitted in American English. When play is used in the simple present, there is no article before the object, which means to engage in some kind of entertainment or activity regularly or regularly.

Lexical collocation

1, play rough rough games.

2. Play safety for safety.

3. If you don't play well, you are not good at using opportunities.

4. Nice play.

5. Play hard, play hard