Definition of role playing in English:

role playing

noun

mass noun

1The acting out of the part of a particular person or character, for example as a technique in training or psychotherapy.
specific guidelines need to followed for role playing to be effective
as modifier role-playing exercises
Example sentencesExamples
- Mock telephone calls and mock reservations were made possible via role playing and a code for a test hotel, respectively.
- It focuses on moving away from lecture-style teaching and into more western methods such as role playing and problem solving.
- Marks mentioned a tactic in this regard of role playing — she sometimes 'becomes the student' and asks the students to teach her.
- We went through the rules of engagement and orders for lessons using role-playing scenarios.
- Staff members train surgical teams using two methods: lectures on concepts and principles, and case studies that involve role-playing in simulated crisis scenarios.
1. 1.1Psychology The unconscious acting out of a particular role in accordance with the perceived expectations of society.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The performance is about role-playing in everyday life.
  The layers of role-playing and deception add richness and interest to the characters' interactions and complicate the mystery enjoyably.
  Henry is role-playing to regain the sense of order he has lost when he realizes the futility of the war and his lack of place in it.
  While such role playing may indicate a hidden identification with the role, I do not mean to read the artist psychoanalytically, but rather to explore the effect of her works.
  Both films are based on the juxtaposition of farce and melodrama and the comedy that arises from role-playing and role-switching.
  They assumed invented personae via performances and photographs during the '70s, many of them in backlash against the role-playing conformity expected of women in daily life.
2Participation in a role-playing game.
Example sentencesExamples
- The director is apparently a long time role-playing fan.
- I've played fantasy role-playing games at home with old friends and online with new ones, and it's perhaps my favorite genre for games.
- One friend of ours was complaining one day, saying, "I really like role-playing, and I want to do more of it, but I had to drop out of the game I was in because of my boyfriend."
- The game includes role-playing elements.
- The kids in this, who take their RPG into real life, are not geeks, but intelligent kids who enjoy role-playing.

Definition of role playing in US English:

role playing

nounˈrōl ˌplāiNGˈroʊl ˌpleɪɪŋ

1The acting out of the part of a particular person or character, for example as a technique in training or psychotherapy.
specific guidelines need to followed for role playing to be effective
as modifier role-playing exercises
Example sentencesExamples
- Marks mentioned a tactic in this regard of role playing — she sometimes 'becomes the student' and asks the students to teach her.
- It focuses on moving away from lecture-style teaching and into more western methods such as role playing and problem solving.
- Staff members train surgical teams using two methods: lectures on concepts and principles, and case studies that involve role-playing in simulated crisis scenarios.
- We went through the rules of engagement and orders for lessons using role-playing scenarios.
- Mock telephone calls and mock reservations were made possible via role playing and a code for a test hotel, respectively.
1. 1.1Psychology The unconscious acting out of a particular role in accordance with the perceived expectations of society.
  Example sentencesExamples
  They assumed invented personae via performances and photographs during the '70s, many of them in backlash against the role-playing conformity expected of women in daily life.
  The performance is about role-playing in everyday life.
  Both films are based on the juxtaposition of farce and melodrama and the comedy that arises from role-playing and role-switching.
  Henry is role-playing to regain the sense of order he has lost when he realizes the futility of the war and his lack of place in it.
  The layers of role-playing and deception add richness and interest to the characters' interactions and complicate the mystery enjoyably.
  While such role playing may indicate a hidden identification with the role, I do not mean to read the artist psychoanalytically, but rather to explore the effect of her works.
2Participation in a role-playing game.
Example sentencesExamples
- The director is apparently a long time role-playing fan.
- I've played fantasy role-playing games at home with old friends and online with new ones, and it's perhaps my favorite genre for games.
- The kids in this, who take their RPG into real life, are not geeks, but intelligent kids who enjoy role-playing.
- One friend of ours was complaining one day, saying, "I really like role-playing, and I want to do more of it, but I had to drop out of the game I was in because of my boyfriend."
- The game includes role-playing elements.

单词	role playing
释义	Definition of role playing in English: role playing noun mass noun 1The acting out of the part of a particular person or character, for example as a technique in training or psychotherapy. specific guidelines need to followed for role playing to be effective as modifier role-playing exercises Example sentencesExamples Mock telephone calls and mock reservations were made possible via role playing and a code for a test hotel, respectively. It focuses on moving away from lecture-style teaching and into more western methods such as role playing and problem solving. Marks mentioned a tactic in this regard of role playing — she sometimes 'becomes the student' and asks the students to teach her. We went through the rules of engagement and orders for lessons using role-playing scenarios. Staff members train surgical teams using two methods: lectures on concepts and principles, and case studies that involve role-playing in simulated crisis scenarios. 1.1Psychology The unconscious acting out of a particular role in accordance with the perceived expectations of society. Example sentencesExamples The performance is about role-playing in everyday life. The layers of role-playing and deception add richness and interest to the characters' interactions and complicate the mystery enjoyably. Henry is role-playing to regain the sense of order he has lost when he realizes the futility of the war and his lack of place in it. While such role playing may indicate a hidden identification with the role, I do not mean to read the artist psychoanalytically, but rather to explore the effect of her works. Both films are based on the juxtaposition of farce and melodrama and the comedy that arises from role-playing and role-switching. They assumed invented personae via performances and photographs during the '70s, many of them in backlash against the role-playing conformity expected of women in daily life. 2Participation in a role-playing game. Example sentencesExamples The director is apparently a long time role-playing fan. I've played fantasy role-playing games at home with old friends and online with new ones, and it's perhaps my favorite genre for games. One friend of ours was complaining one day, saying, "I really like role-playing, and I want to do more of it, but I had to drop out of the game I was in because of my boyfriend." The game includes role-playing elements. The kids in this, who take their RPG into real life, are not geeks, but intelligent kids who enjoy role-playing. Definition of role playing in US English: role playing nounˈrōl ˌplāiNGˈroʊl ˌpleɪɪŋ 1The acting out of the part of a particular person or character, for example as a technique in training or psychotherapy. specific guidelines need to followed for role playing to be effective as modifier role-playing exercises Example sentencesExamples Marks mentioned a tactic in this regard of role playing — she sometimes 'becomes the student' and asks the students to teach her. It focuses on moving away from lecture-style teaching and into more western methods such as role playing and problem solving. Staff members train surgical teams using two methods: lectures on concepts and principles, and case studies that involve role-playing in simulated crisis scenarios. We went through the rules of engagement and orders for lessons using role-playing scenarios. Mock telephone calls and mock reservations were made possible via role playing and a code for a test hotel, respectively. 1.1Psychology The unconscious acting out of a particular role in accordance with the perceived expectations of society. Example sentencesExamples They assumed invented personae via performances and photographs during the '70s, many of them in backlash against the role-playing conformity expected of women in daily life. The performance is about role-playing in everyday life. Both films are based on the juxtaposition of farce and melodrama and the comedy that arises from role-playing and role-switching. Henry is role-playing to regain the sense of order he has lost when he realizes the futility of the war and his lack of place in it. The layers of role-playing and deception add richness and interest to the characters' interactions and complicate the mystery enjoyably. While such role playing may indicate a hidden identification with the role, I do not mean to read the artist psychoanalytically, but rather to explore the effect of her works. 2Participation in a role-playing game. Example sentencesExamples The director is apparently a long time role-playing fan. I've played fantasy role-playing games at home with old friends and online with new ones, and it's perhaps my favorite genre for games. The kids in this, who take their RPG into real life, are not geeks, but intelligent kids who enjoy role-playing. One friend of ours was complaining one day, saying, "I really like role-playing, and I want to do more of it, but I had to drop out of the game I was in because of my boyfriend." The game includes role-playing elements.
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