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idiom. Add to word list. to hold an interest in a number of people or things, especially to become romantically or sexually involved with a number of partners: Becky's not ready to settle down with one man - she enjoys playing the field too much.
Playing the Field is a BBC television drama series following the lives of the Castlefield Blues, a fictitious female football team from South Yorkshire.
idiom: to play the field (informal) (= have many girlfriends, boyfriends) darse al ligue (inf) idiom: to play the game ( = get involved ) tomar parte ⧫ mojarse ( inf ) ; ( = play fair ) acatar las normas
play the field. idiom. Add to word list. to hold an interest in a number of people or things, especially to become romantically or sexually involved with a number of partners: Becky's not ready to settle down with one man - she enjoys playing the field too much.
traducción play the field del Inglés al Español, diccionario Inglés - Español, ver también 'costume play, extended play, foul play, plays', ejemplos, conjugación.
Inglés. Español. play the field v expr. figurative, informal (have many relationships) (AR: coloquial) jugar a varias puntas vi + loc adv. (AmC, CO: coloquial) ser perro v cop + adj. Simon has gained a reputation for playing the field. Simon se ganó una reputación de jugar a varias puntas.
1. To bet on all horses in a race other than the one favored to win. My father had this curious strategy of always playing the field when he bet on horse races. Never worked for him, though. 2. By extension, to date a variety of people rather than making a commitment to one person.
