Definition of chessboard in English:

chessboard

nounˈtʃɛsbɔːdˈtʃɛsbɔrd

A square board divided into sixty-four alternating dark and light squares (conventionally called ‘black’ and ‘white’), used for playing chess or draughts (checkers).
（国际象棋或跳棋的）棋盘
Example sentencesExamples
- The stereotypical embodiment of such games is the classic chessboard, in all its variations.
- The pieces on the chessboard get removed, not the chess players.
- Remember that even though your fantasy players seem like pawns on a chessboard, the game is played on the field.
- Place the Queen on a chessboard and pass her over the entire sixty-four squares and back again to the point of beginning in fourteen moves.
- Great players have their own way of injecting life into any situation on the chessboard.
- ‘Board vision’ is the specialized ability to recognize what is happening on the chessboard.
- His king offered him a reward, but instead of gold he asked for one grain of rice doubled for each successive square on a chessboard.
- Orders for games included 48 chessboards and chessmen, 12 sets of fox and geese, 6 sets of jackstraws, 9 boxes of ninepins, and 3 sets of German tactics.
- Inside it was a large chessboard with multiple chess figures shaped like humans.
- What more can one do than point to a chessboard and explain the rules of the game, perhaps paying particular attention to the black king as one does so?
- He sat in the dark living room, doing nothing but staring at the chessboard on the coffee table.
- The playground is now a more pleasant and interesting place for the children with grid games, such as hopscotch, jigsaws, target games and three chessboards with draught pieces.
- He's no doubt sitting in a room somewhere, still with his pocket chessboard, going through chess games.
- The rows are set so that anyone traversing them will have a much smoother run moving in straight lines, like a castle on a chessboard.
- The chessboard was still sitting there from last night, the game left unfinished.
- Ally's favorite photograph of the night was one of a chessboard that was perfectly set up, save for two pawns that had fallen over.
- Just get away from the chessboard and any thoughts bringing you back to it, at least until your renewal is complete and you simply must play chess.
- One can teach the strategy of chess while the other facilitates creating the chessboard and pieces.
- Of all the pieces on a chessboard, the Knight is the most feared among beginners.
- Also, it's the number of squares on the chessboard.

Definition of chessboard in US English:

chessboard

nounˈCHesbôrdˈtʃɛsbɔrd

A square board divided into sixty-four alternating dark and light squares, used for playing chess or checkers.
（国际象棋或跳棋的）棋盘
Example sentencesExamples
- Also, it's the number of squares on the chessboard.
- One can teach the strategy of chess while the other facilitates creating the chessboard and pieces.
- Of all the pieces on a chessboard, the Knight is the most feared among beginners.
- Remember that even though your fantasy players seem like pawns on a chessboard, the game is played on the field.
- The rows are set so that anyone traversing them will have a much smoother run moving in straight lines, like a castle on a chessboard.
- Place the Queen on a chessboard and pass her over the entire sixty-four squares and back again to the point of beginning in fourteen moves.
- The chessboard was still sitting there from last night, the game left unfinished.
- ‘Board vision’ is the specialized ability to recognize what is happening on the chessboard.
- He sat in the dark living room, doing nothing but staring at the chessboard on the coffee table.
- His king offered him a reward, but instead of gold he asked for one grain of rice doubled for each successive square on a chessboard.
- The stereotypical embodiment of such games is the classic chessboard, in all its variations.
- Inside it was a large chessboard with multiple chess figures shaped like humans.
- The pieces on the chessboard get removed, not the chess players.
- What more can one do than point to a chessboard and explain the rules of the game, perhaps paying particular attention to the black king as one does so?
- Just get away from the chessboard and any thoughts bringing you back to it, at least until your renewal is complete and you simply must play chess.
- Orders for games included 48 chessboards and chessmen, 12 sets of fox and geese, 6 sets of jackstraws, 9 boxes of ninepins, and 3 sets of German tactics.
- He's no doubt sitting in a room somewhere, still with his pocket chessboard, going through chess games.
- The playground is now a more pleasant and interesting place for the children with grid games, such as hopscotch, jigsaws, target games and three chessboards with draught pieces.
- Ally's favorite photograph of the night was one of a chessboard that was perfectly set up, save for two pawns that had fallen over.
- Great players have their own way of injecting life into any situation on the chessboard.

单词	chessboard
释义	Definition of chessboard in English: chessboard nounˈtʃɛsbɔːdˈtʃɛsbɔrd A square board divided into sixty-four alternating dark and light squares (conventionally called ‘black’ and ‘white’), used for playing chess or draughts (checkers). （国际象棋或跳棋的）棋盘 Example sentencesExamples The stereotypical embodiment of such games is the classic chessboard, in all its variations. The pieces on the chessboard get removed, not the chess players. Remember that even though your fantasy players seem like pawns on a chessboard, the game is played on the field. Place the Queen on a chessboard and pass her over the entire sixty-four squares and back again to the point of beginning in fourteen moves. Great players have their own way of injecting life into any situation on the chessboard. ‘Board vision’ is the specialized ability to recognize what is happening on the chessboard. His king offered him a reward, but instead of gold he asked for one grain of rice doubled for each successive square on a chessboard. Orders for games included 48 chessboards and chessmen, 12 sets of fox and geese, 6 sets of jackstraws, 9 boxes of ninepins, and 3 sets of German tactics. Inside it was a large chessboard with multiple chess figures shaped like humans. What more can one do than point to a chessboard and explain the rules of the game, perhaps paying particular attention to the black king as one does so? He sat in the dark living room, doing nothing but staring at the chessboard on the coffee table. The playground is now a more pleasant and interesting place for the children with grid games, such as hopscotch, jigsaws, target games and three chessboards with draught pieces. He's no doubt sitting in a room somewhere, still with his pocket chessboard, going through chess games. The rows are set so that anyone traversing them will have a much smoother run moving in straight lines, like a castle on a chessboard. The chessboard was still sitting there from last night, the game left unfinished. Ally's favorite photograph of the night was one of a chessboard that was perfectly set up, save for two pawns that had fallen over. Just get away from the chessboard and any thoughts bringing you back to it, at least until your renewal is complete and you simply must play chess. One can teach the strategy of chess while the other facilitates creating the chessboard and pieces. Of all the pieces on a chessboard, the Knight is the most feared among beginners. Also, it's the number of squares on the chessboard. Definition of chessboard in US English: chessboard nounˈCHesbôrdˈtʃɛsbɔrd A square board divided into sixty-four alternating dark and light squares, used for playing chess or checkers. （国际象棋或跳棋的）棋盘 Example sentencesExamples Also, it's the number of squares on the chessboard. One can teach the strategy of chess while the other facilitates creating the chessboard and pieces. Of all the pieces on a chessboard, the Knight is the most feared among beginners. Remember that even though your fantasy players seem like pawns on a chessboard, the game is played on the field. The rows are set so that anyone traversing them will have a much smoother run moving in straight lines, like a castle on a chessboard. Place the Queen on a chessboard and pass her over the entire sixty-four squares and back again to the point of beginning in fourteen moves. The chessboard was still sitting there from last night, the game left unfinished. ‘Board vision’ is the specialized ability to recognize what is happening on the chessboard. He sat in the dark living room, doing nothing but staring at the chessboard on the coffee table. His king offered him a reward, but instead of gold he asked for one grain of rice doubled for each successive square on a chessboard. The stereotypical embodiment of such games is the classic chessboard, in all its variations. Inside it was a large chessboard with multiple chess figures shaped like humans. The pieces on the chessboard get removed, not the chess players. What more can one do than point to a chessboard and explain the rules of the game, perhaps paying particular attention to the black king as one does so? Just get away from the chessboard and any thoughts bringing you back to it, at least until your renewal is complete and you simply must play chess. Orders for games included 48 chessboards and chessmen, 12 sets of fox and geese, 6 sets of jackstraws, 9 boxes of ninepins, and 3 sets of German tactics. He's no doubt sitting in a room somewhere, still with his pocket chessboard, going through chess games. The playground is now a more pleasant and interesting place for the children with grid games, such as hopscotch, jigsaws, target games and three chessboards with draught pieces. Ally's favorite photograph of the night was one of a chessboard that was perfectly set up, save for two pawns that had fallen over. Great players have their own way of injecting life into any situation on the chessboard.
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