byplay
读音：['bai.plei]
n. 附属行为, 配角戏, 枝节动作
例句与用法：
We managed to bypass the shopping centre by taking side-streets.
我们尽量走小路以绕过购物中心区。
The place has been like a ghost town since they built the new bypass round it.
自从他们沿着那个地方修建了一条新的旁路后，那个地方就一直非常冷清。
词形变化：
动词过去式: bypassed | 动词过去分词: bypassed | 动词现在分词: bypassing | 动词第三人称单数: bypasses |
n.
【戏】穿插动作; 枝节动作
byplay
词形变化：
动词过去式: bypassed | 动词过去分词: bypassed | 动词现在分词: bypassing | 动词第三人称单数: bypasses |
byplaybyplayD.J.:[ˈbaiplei]K.K.:[ˈbaɪˌple]n.1.翻译：配角戏,附属行为,枝节事故 byplay
noun
[mass noun]secondary or subsidiary action or involvement in a play or film
（戏剧或电影的）穿插动作；辅助情节
byplay
名词 byplay:
incidental activity performed by an actor for dramatic effect
同义词：business, stage business
byplay
1. After more byplay (many ideas given) the cake on the vest becomes colored in an array of bright colors - the vest itself is now a multi-colored display - time celebrate!
在更多附属行为(指定的许多想法)之后蛋糕在背心在明亮的颜色-背心变得上色现在是多彩多姿的显示-时间庆祝!
2. After some typically funny byplay and a couple of false starts, the performer gets serious and tries a proper test.
在某一典型滑稽的附属行为和两三个错误开端以后，执行者得到严肃并且尝试一个适当的测试。
3. byplay with 007. He's dining with me and I don't want him to be late.
她是我，彭妮小姐。007的惯例。他和我共进晚餐，我不想让他迟到。