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play-off
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play·off also play-off  (plôf, -f)
n. Sports
1. A final game or series of games played to break a tie.
2. A series of games played to determine a championship.
Translations
play-off [ˈpleɪɒf] N (Sport) → (partido m de) desempate m; [of top teams in league] → liguilla f
play-off [ˈpleɪˌɒf] n (Sport) → (partita di) spareggio, bella


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If they lose, Greece will take top spot by beating Luxembourg - a result that will leave the Swiss in the play-offs.
Only then will they think seriously about what the play-offs could hold in store.
Jacksonville rewarded their backers only four times all season Detroit, who posted the NFL's first 0-16 season in 2008, had won all four of their pre-season matches The two biggest-priced teams in last season's antepost Super Bowl betting were Miami and Atlanta - both of them made the play-offs Seven teams made the playoffs last year after missing out the year before.
 
 
 
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