play off

英 [ˈpleɪ ɒf]

美 [ˈpleɪ ɔːf]

网络  季后赛; 决赛; 加时赛; 加赛; 延长赛

英英释义

verb

• set into opposition or rivalry
  1. let them match their best athletes against ours
  2. pit a chess player against the Russian champion
  3. He plays his two children off against each other
  Synonym:pitopposematch

双语例句

• The Shanghai and Tianjin teams are to play off their tie against each other the coming Sunday.
  打成平局的上海队和天津队将于星期天再次举行比赛，以决胜负。
• When does this match come off? a and B are going to play off for the victory.
  什么时候来决胜负？a队与B队将要一决胜负。
• All the newspaper reporters wrote the play off as useless.
  所有报纸记者都认为那个戏毫无价值。
• "I'm looking to play off the ball a little more," McGrady said.
  “我希望传球的时间再多一点，”麦克格雷迪说。
• With the exception of Roy keane's blistering first-half strike, which crashed back into play off the woodwork, neither team really deserved to score a goal.
  整场比赛中，除了罗伊坚尼上半时那记被横梁挡出的绝妙抽射之外，双方都没有真正的得分机会。
• Corporations often play off subcontractors to get best prices.
  企业常常让供应商互相竞争以得到最好的价钱。
• He tried to play off two of his colleagues against each other.
  他企图挑拨他的两个同事之间的关系。
• But new information about the nature of the epidemic in Africa is enabling the World Bank to redefine its role to play off its strengths for maximum impact, says Lule.
  然而，有关艾滋病性质的最新资料使得世行对其作用进行重新界定，以便利用其优势发挥最大影响，Lule表示。
• It also has long been involved in a tug of war with Taiwan over diplomatic recognition by Central American and Caribbean countries, which play off Taipei against Beijing.
  此外，长期以来中国大陆一直就在外交上获得中美洲和加勒比海国家的承认与台湾进行着争夺。中美洲和加勒比海国家挑动台北和北京相斗而坐收渔利。
• If the two top teams reach the same result, they will have to play off against each other next week.
  如果这两个最强的队积分一样，他们就得在下周决一雌雄。