Definition of game of life in English:

game of life

noun ɡeɪm əv ˈlʌɪf

1With the. Life likened to a game, especially in being a competitive social venture in which personal qualities, strategy, experience, or luck may influence one's chance of success.
2Mathematics and Computing. Also with capital initials. A particular form of cellular automaton based on a two-dimensional rectilinear array of cells, with two possible states for each cell and a very simple set of rules determining the behaviour of the cells.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Charles Johnson (?1679–1748), playwright and poet. From game + of + life.

Definition of game of life in US English:

game of life

nounɡeɪm əv ˈlʌɪf

1With the. Life likened to a game, especially in being a competitive social venture in which personal qualities, strategy, experience, or luck may influence one's chance of success.
2Mathematics and Computing. Also with capital initials. A particular form of cellular automaton based on a two-dimensional rectilinear array of cells, with two possible states for each cell and a very simple set of rules determining the behaviour of the cells.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Charles Johnson (?1679–1748), playwright and poet. From game + of + life.

单词	game of life
释义	Definition of game of life in English: game of life noun ɡeɪm əv ˈlʌɪf 1With the. Life likened to a game, especially in being a competitive social venture in which personal qualities, strategy, experience, or luck may influence one's chance of success. 2Mathematics and Computing. Also with capital initials. A particular form of cellular automaton based on a two-dimensional rectilinear array of cells, with two possible states for each cell and a very simple set of rules determining the behaviour of the cells. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Charles Johnson (?1679–1748), playwright and poet. From game + of + life. Definition of game of life in US English: game of life nounɡeɪm əv ˈlʌɪf 1With the. Life likened to a game, especially in being a competitive social venture in which personal qualities, strategy, experience, or luck may influence one's chance of success. 2Mathematics and Computing. Also with capital initials. A particular form of cellular automaton based on a two-dimensional rectilinear array of cells, with two possible states for each cell and a very simple set of rules determining the behaviour of the cells. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Charles Johnson (?1679–1748), playwright and poet. From game + of + life.
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