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to play at
[phrase form: play]
01
to do something in an unserious manner and without dedication
Transitive: to play at sth
02
to express confusion or annoyance about someone's actions, often implying that their motives or intentions are unclear or not genuine
Transitive: to play at sth
03
to pretend to be a different person or take on a different character role while playing a game
Transitive: to play at doing sth
play at
v
Example
Bagpipes are often played at weddings and funerals in Scottish culture.
The kids often play at their friend's house next door.
The movie is no longer playing at the theater.
The music played at a light volume, creating a relaxed atmosphere.
Seriously, what's he playing at?
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