Chess Meaning in English
word
/ˈtʃɛs/
ches
/tʃˈɛs/
ches
释义
A board game for two players in which each side moves 16 pieces in different ways. The goal is to trap the other player's king so it cannot escape.
用法与细微差别
Usually uncountable: say 'play chess', not 'play a chess'. Common phrases: 'a game of chess', 'chess club', 'chess board', 'chess piece'. In casual speech, it can also suggest careful strategy, as in 'Politics is like chess'.
Spanish: ajedrezPortuguese (BR): xadrezPortuguese (PT): xadrezChinese (Simplified): 国际象棋Chinese (Traditional): 西洋棋Hindi: शतरंजArabic: الشطرنجBengali: চেস - দাবাRussian: шахматыJapanese: チェスVietnamese: cờ vuaKorean: 체스Turkish: satrançUrdu: شطرنجIndonesian: catur
例句
My brother plays chess after school.
basic
We need a board to play chess.
basic
She is learning chess from her grandfather.
basic
I’m not great at chess, but I love watching tournaments online.
natural
Let’s play a quick game of chess before dinner.
natural
To him, negotiating is basically chess with words.
natural