come into play

To become a factor in a particular situation. Once personal insults come into play, it's very hard to resolve a situation calmly. My kids usually get cranky as bedtime approaches and tiredness comes into play.

come into play

to become an important factor in something; to go into force. All your hard practice and preparation will now come into play in the finals.

come into ˈplay

begin to operate or be active; have an effect or influence: It’s time for the first part of our plan to come into play. A lot of different factors came into play in making this decision.

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释义	come into play come into play To become a factor in a particular situation. Once personal insults come into play, it's very hard to resolve a situation calmly. My kids usually get cranky as bedtime approaches and tiredness comes into play. See also: come, play Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. come into play to become an important factor in something; to go into force. All your hard practice and preparation will now come into play in the finals. See also: come, play McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. come into ˈplay begin to operate or be active; have an effect or influence: It’s time for the first part of our plan to come into play. A lot of different factors came into play in making this decision. See also: come, play Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: reality of the situation get down to the facts do the business put a good face on (something) if I was/were in your place if I were in your place take (something) by the throat once-in-a-lifetime situation hairy situation be (not) out of the woods References in periodicals archive A number of factors come into play when assessing whether cogeneration makes sense for a particular commercial facility. Cogeneration systems offer benefits to owners, developers "Both the Both IRA and 401(k) plan come into play for retirement planning and tax planning," adds Sard. the POWER of One
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