playbook
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈpleɪˌbʊk/ · UK /ˈpleɪbʊk/
playbook means: A set of plans, methods, and advice for handling particular situations.
noun
A set of plans, methods, and advice for handling particular situations.
- They followed the usual playbook.
- The company needs a new marketing playbook.
- Blaming others is part of his political playbook.
A book describing the moves and plans a team uses during games.
- The coach handed out the playbook.
- Players studied the playbook before practice.
- Our new quarterback has learned the whole playbook.
A book containing the written words of one or more plays for the theatre.
- The actor opened his playbook.
- This playbook contains three short dramas.
- They found a handwritten playbook in the archive.
A book of games and fun activities for children.
- The children opened their playbook.
- This playbook includes games for rainy days.
- Her grandmother gave her an illustrated playbook.
Questions about playbook
What does playbook mean?
A set of plans, methods, and advice for handling particular situations.
What is playbook in other languages?
Türkçe: strateji rehberi · Español: manual de estrategias · Français: guide stratégique · Deutsch: Strategiehandbuch · Italiano: manuale di strategie · 日本語: 戦略マニュアル
How do you pronounce playbook?
In American English /ˈpleɪˌbʊk/; in British English /ˈpleɪbʊk/.
How do you use playbook in a sentence?
They followed the usual playbook. The company needs a new marketing playbook.
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