player Definition
player (plā′ər)
noun
- a person who plays a game a football player
- a performer in a drama; actor
- a person who plays a musical instrument
- a gambler
- a person or group regarded as a chief or legitimate participant in some competitive activity, often one involving risk
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- an apparatus attached to a musical instrument, as to a piano, for playing it automatically
- a device for playing tapes, records, discs, etc., esp. one that does not also record
player Synonyms
player
n.
One who takes part in a game
member, athlete, sportsman, sportswoman, amateur, professional, gymnast, acrobat, swimmer, diver, trackman, phenom*, flash*, champ*, pro*, semipro*, nonpro*, jock*, sweat*; see also contestant, opponent 1.An actor
performer, vaudeville performer, ham*; see actor 1, actress.A reproducing device
record player, tape player, tape deck, video cassette recorder, VCR, compact disk player, CD player, home music center; see also record player, tape recorder.
player Usage Examples
Preposition: on
pitch: The goals in that third round win came from the youngest and the oldest players on the pitch, Ray Hankin and Keith Newton.
Converse of object
- allow: The space bar now allows the player to lock a mobile under control into a fixed position relative to MONITOR.
- attract: Promote the following bingo affiliate programs through Affiliate window - AffiliateWindow Bingo Boudoir UK Online Bingo with £ 1million monthly jackpots to attract players.
- become: He later became lead double base player in the Hale Orchestra.
- rank: Tina is a highly ranked squash player in Austria and is Marcel's secret weapon for the team event in Vienna.
- sign: At a time when United are strapped for cash, signing a player for five million pounds and then not playing him looks foolish.
Adjective modifier
- mp3: You can therefore use the design to build an mp3 player or control your toaster, what ever you want.
- key: The Company is also a key player in national infrastructure projects.
- portable: Sadly the product doesn't actually exist - all I've done is apply the basic elements of my craft to portable music players.
- experienced: Dario said, " Tony is a very experienced player who has played at a very high level.
- young: Advertisement In May he became the youngest player ever to score a league goal for the senior team.
- talented: Does this remind you of a certain young and very talented fast player we purchased a couple years ago?
Modifies a noun
mode: The three single player modes are a good introduction to what looks set to be a very, very good game.
Noun used with modifier
- CD: Listen to his speeches on a CD player or find much more using a computer.
- bass: The theory was that a curse had been put upon the bass player.
- rugby: A keen rugby player, he captained Queens ' 3rd XV.
- tennis: Oliver, Are you an actor who also plays tennis, or a tennis player who also acts?
- dvd: In two steps, your favorite DVD has been cloned and will play on most home DVD players just like the original.
- keyboard: We need a keyboard player, guitarists, flutists, clarinetists, recorder players & singers.
Preposition: of
tournament: SINI's Ian Humphries was named as player of the tournament, which is a great achievement for the young Ballymena player.
Browse dictionary entries near player
- ‹ played
- ‹ playboy
- ‹ playbook
- ‹ playbill
- ‹ playback
- ‹ playact
- ‹ playa
- ‹ play on words
- ‹ play hooky
- ‹ play fair
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- playfellow ›
- playful ›
- playgirl ›
- playgoer ›
- playground ›
- playhouse ›
- playing ›
- playing cards ›
- playing field ›

