Idioms
play on/upon (something)
to cause an effect on something, to influence something
The company played on the feelings of loneliness of some people to get them to buy more products.
play one's cards close to one's chest
play one's cards right
play one's trump card
play politics
play possum
play second fiddle to (someone)
play the devil's advocate
play the field
play the fool
play the market
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zoom in on (someone or something)
get along on (something)
good riddance to bad rubbish
by leaps and bounds
(no) bed of roses
Russian roulette
a come-down
run out of (something)
find oneself
by all appearances
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Chloroform As Anaesthetic
Discoverer/Inventor : james simpson (britain)
Year : 1847
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