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

• Walton is a much better ball handler, which would allow Kobe and Fish to play off the ball more.
  沃顿更擅长处理球，这就可以给科比和小鱼创造更多的机会。
• I also know that the Triangle Offense is designed to allow players to play off of Kobe Bryant, and that depends on him being a lethal scoring threat.
  我也知道三角进攻就是为像科比那样的人设计的，这取决于他那致命的得分威胁。
• 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。
• 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。
• To play off the tiger theme, we chose a dark brown color scheme.
  为了表现出老虎这一主题，我们选择暗棕色方案。
• Polished concrete, glass, polished ebony and stainless steel surfaces play off each other, bringing texture and lightness to the spaces.
  抛光的混凝土、玻璃、光亮的黑檀木和不锈钢表面相互辉映，与白色的建筑墙面在触觉和感官上相互对照、衬托。
• Why do you always play off joe? I think it isn't polite.
  你为什么总是嘲弄乔？我认为这不礼貌。
• The losing semi-finalists will play off for the third place.
  半决赛的负者将再赛一场，以决出第三名。
• 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。
• 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。