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end of play
end of play
In business, a working day's end. Often used in the construction "by the end of play," it refers to the end of a given day's play in sports such as cricket or tennis. Primarily heard in UK. I'm under a lot of pressure to finish this report by the end of play.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| England | | ['inglənd] | |
| Hammurabi | | ham-ə-RAH-bee (English) | Ancient Near Eastern, History |
| Fereydoun | | - | Persian, Persian Mythology |
| Harald | | HAH-rahlt (German) | Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German |
| Zalmon | | ZAL-mən (English) | Biblical |
| Evdokija | | - | Macedonian |