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to play out
[phrase form: play]
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s'épuiser, s'éteindre
to gradually lose energy or resources until nothing remains or effectiveness is lost
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se dérouler, se terminer
to come to an end
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jouer jusqu'au bout, réaliser jusqu'à la fin
to carry out something to completion
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épuiser, exploiter
to use energy or resources completely
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dérouler, développer
to release something over a period of time, often in a controlled manner
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jouer, représenter
to express one's emotions, dreams, etc. by pretending that a specific situation is actually happening
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devenir ennuyeux, se répandre
(of a thing) to get boring because one has used or seen it too often
play out
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Exemple
We're not sure what her strategy is, but we're curious to see it play out.
How do you think the negotiations will play out?
Let's wait and see how the situation plays out before making a decision.
Couples sometimes play out romantic scenarios to rekindle the spark in their relationship.
Children often play out their fantasies by pretending to be characters from their favorite stories.
