Played out Meaning in English
expression · lemma: play out
ˈpɫeɪd/ /ˈaʊt
PLAYD-owt
plˈeɪd/ /ˈaʊt
playd-OWT
परिभाषा
'Played out' can mean something is worn out or no longer interesting, or it can describe how a situation has developed and come to an end.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Informal; often used to describe trends, phrases, or ideas that are no longer fresh. As a phrasal verb, 'play out' can also refer to how events happen over time. Avoid using for physical objects—it usually refers to concepts or situations.
Spanish: agotado - gastado - desarrollado (situación)Portuguese (BR): esgotado - desgastado - desenrolado (situação)Portuguese (PT): esgotado - desgastado - desenrolado (situação)Chinese (Simplified): 用尽 - 陈旧 - 展开（情形）Chinese (Traditional): 用盡 - 陳舊 - 展開（情形）Hindi: समाप्त - थका हुआ - घटित हुआ (स्थिति)Arabic: مستَهلك - بالٍ - تَطَوَّر (وصف موقف)Bengali: পুরনো - অকেজো - শেষ হয়েছেRussian: приелся - утратил актуальность - завершился (о ситуации)Japanese: 使い古された - 陳腐化した - 終わった（状況に対して）Vietnamese: lỗi thời - hết hứng thú - kết thúc (cho tình huống)Korean: 진부해진 - 더 이상 새롭지 않은 - 끝난(상황에 대해)Turkish: bayat - modası geçmiş - sona erdi (durum için)Urdu: پرانا ہو گیا - غیر دلچسپ - ختم ہو گیا (صورتحال کے لیے)Indonesian: usang - membosankan - telah berakhir (untuk situasi)
उदाहरण वाक्य
That joke is played out now.
basic
The trend has played out and people moved on.
basic
Let’s see how the match plays out.
basic
The whole mystery really played out over just one evening.
natural
By the end of the year, the story had completely played out.
natural
His excuses are just played out—no one believes them anymore.
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