Definition of interplay in English:

interplay

noun ˈɪntəpleɪˈɪn(t)ərˌpleɪ

mass noun

The way in which two or more things have an effect on each other.
相互影响；相互作用
the interplay between inheritance and learning
先天遗传与后天学习之间的相互影响。
Example sentencesExamples
- The flirting, the teasing, just the whole interplay between them is great.
- I think what really endears this show to its audience is the family-type interplay between the characters.
- The complex interplay between the various forces involved results in a rapidly changing picture.
- Only track three has no vocals, and the track is beautiful in its interplay of fragile melody, organ washes, guitar and bass.
- Anti-discrimination laws might seem at first sight to not to affect this interplay of small corrections, but they do.
- The same complex interplay operated between the economic and political objectives of the post-Cold War peace.
- The interplay between text messaging and radio is as improbable as the convergence of cameras and phones.
- Of course there's the requisite romantic interplay between Dirk and the doc.
- With smooth transitions of tone and mood, their interplay was one of perfection.
- Time is temporally suspended through there being a lack of reciprocal interplay between subject and object.
- Its simple and lucid narrative is aglow with moments and charged yet contained interplay of emotions.
- The eight tracks glow with grace, pace, melodic invention and their assured interplay.
- Still, if I were to say there is no sexual interplay in figure photography, that would not be honest.
- But although there's plenty of interplay here, none of it really raises the hairs on your arms.
- The interplay between purity and pollution is a leitmotif of this exhibition.
- We need the classical theories in order to understand the complex interplay between economics and politics.
- This interplay between comedy and violence is awkward throughout the film.
- This interplay of repartee and rhythm kept the audience totally entertained.
- The work stands out for the strong interplay of shades, colours and forms.
- They show has interplay of earthen tones in dark and light shades, creating a stunning effect.
Synonyms
interaction, interchange, teamwork, cooperation, reciprocation, reciprocity, give and take, compromises, concessions
flexibility, adaptability

Definition of interplay in US English:

interplay

nounˈɪn(t)ərˌpleɪˈin(t)ərˌplā

The way in which two or more things have an effect on each other.
相互影响；相互作用
the interplay between inheritance and learning
先天遗传与后天学习之间的相互影响。
Example sentencesExamples
- This interplay between comedy and violence is awkward throughout the film.
- Its simple and lucid narrative is aglow with moments and charged yet contained interplay of emotions.
- But although there's plenty of interplay here, none of it really raises the hairs on your arms.
- They show has interplay of earthen tones in dark and light shades, creating a stunning effect.
- Only track three has no vocals, and the track is beautiful in its interplay of fragile melody, organ washes, guitar and bass.
- The complex interplay between the various forces involved results in a rapidly changing picture.
- This interplay of repartee and rhythm kept the audience totally entertained.
- The eight tracks glow with grace, pace, melodic invention and their assured interplay.
- The flirting, the teasing, just the whole interplay between them is great.
- Time is temporally suspended through there being a lack of reciprocal interplay between subject and object.
- The work stands out for the strong interplay of shades, colours and forms.
- With smooth transitions of tone and mood, their interplay was one of perfection.
- The interplay between purity and pollution is a leitmotif of this exhibition.
- We need the classical theories in order to understand the complex interplay between economics and politics.
- Of course there's the requisite romantic interplay between Dirk and the doc.
- The interplay between text messaging and radio is as improbable as the convergence of cameras and phones.
- Still, if I were to say there is no sexual interplay in figure photography, that would not be honest.
- Anti-discrimination laws might seem at first sight to not to affect this interplay of small corrections, but they do.
- I think what really endears this show to its audience is the family-type interplay between the characters.
- The same complex interplay operated between the economic and political objectives of the post-Cold War peace.
Synonyms
interaction, interchange, teamwork, cooperation, reciprocation, reciprocity, give and take, compromises, concessions

词汇	interplay
释义	Definition of interplay in English: interplay noun ˈɪntəpleɪˈɪn(t)ərˌpleɪ mass noun The way in which two or more things have an effect on each other. 相互影响；相互作用 the interplay between inheritance and learning 先天遗传与后天学习之间的相互影响。 Example sentencesExamples The flirting, the teasing, just the whole interplay between them is great. I think what really endears this show to its audience is the family-type interplay between the characters. The complex interplay between the various forces involved results in a rapidly changing picture. Only track three has no vocals, and the track is beautiful in its interplay of fragile melody, organ washes, guitar and bass. Anti-discrimination laws might seem at first sight to not to affect this interplay of small corrections, but they do. The same complex interplay operated between the economic and political objectives of the post-Cold War peace. The interplay between text messaging and radio is as improbable as the convergence of cameras and phones. Of course there's the requisite romantic interplay between Dirk and the doc. With smooth transitions of tone and mood, their interplay was one of perfection. Time is temporally suspended through there being a lack of reciprocal interplay between subject and object. Its simple and lucid narrative is aglow with moments and charged yet contained interplay of emotions. The eight tracks glow with grace, pace, melodic invention and their assured interplay. Still, if I were to say there is no sexual interplay in figure photography, that would not be honest. But although there's plenty of interplay here, none of it really raises the hairs on your arms. The interplay between purity and pollution is a leitmotif of this exhibition. We need the classical theories in order to understand the complex interplay between economics and politics. This interplay between comedy and violence is awkward throughout the film. This interplay of repartee and rhythm kept the audience totally entertained. The work stands out for the strong interplay of shades, colours and forms. They show has interplay of earthen tones in dark and light shades, creating a stunning effect. Synonyms interaction, interchange, teamwork, cooperation, reciprocation, reciprocity, give and take, compromises, concessions flexibility, adaptability Definition of interplay in US English: interplay nounˈɪn(t)ərˌpleɪˈin(t)ərˌplā The way in which two or more things have an effect on each other. 相互影响；相互作用 the interplay between inheritance and learning 先天遗传与后天学习之间的相互影响。 Example sentencesExamples This interplay between comedy and violence is awkward throughout the film. Its simple and lucid narrative is aglow with moments and charged yet contained interplay of emotions. But although there's plenty of interplay here, none of it really raises the hairs on your arms. They show has interplay of earthen tones in dark and light shades, creating a stunning effect. Only track three has no vocals, and the track is beautiful in its interplay of fragile melody, organ washes, guitar and bass. The complex interplay between the various forces involved results in a rapidly changing picture. This interplay of repartee and rhythm kept the audience totally entertained. The eight tracks glow with grace, pace, melodic invention and their assured interplay. The flirting, the teasing, just the whole interplay between them is great. Time is temporally suspended through there being a lack of reciprocal interplay between subject and object. The work stands out for the strong interplay of shades, colours and forms. With smooth transitions of tone and mood, their interplay was one of perfection. The interplay between purity and pollution is a leitmotif of this exhibition. We need the classical theories in order to understand the complex interplay between economics and politics. Of course there's the requisite romantic interplay between Dirk and the doc. The interplay between text messaging and radio is as improbable as the convergence of cameras and phones. Still, if I were to say there is no sexual interplay in figure photography, that would not be honest. Anti-discrimination laws might seem at first sight to not to affect this interplay of small corrections, but they do. I think what really endears this show to its audience is the family-type interplay between the characters. The same complex interplay operated between the economic and political objectives of the post-Cold War peace. Synonyms interaction, interchange, teamwork, cooperation, reciprocation, reciprocity, give and take, compromises, concessions
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