Definition of gamesmanship in English:

gamesmanship

noun ˈɡeɪmzmənʃɪpˈɡeɪmzmənˌʃɪp

mass noun

The art of winning games by using various ploys and tactics to gain a psychological advantage.
（通过使用各种战术、策略取得心理优势来赢得比赛的）克敌制胜术
the negotiations were primarily exercises in propaganda and gamesmanship
Example sentencesExamples
- A critical element of his game is his gamesmanship.
- Was that an interesting bit of political gamesmanship?
- Although he had won a hatful of major titles at club level, he also had a reputation for employing physical violence and gamesmanship.
- His work is heftier and more rewarding, on the level of pure intellectual gamesmanship, than I first realized in the '80s.
- Violence and gamesmanship are a virulent virus infecting sport.
- They need to know that people are doing the right things for the right reasons, and not just for political gamesmanship.
- We get this kind of whimsical sense that the criminal justice system has nothing to do with truth telling, it's all about gamesmanship and winning.
- Although that document now appears to have been overtaken by events, it is instructive to examine the legal terms as part of the sensitive political gamesmanship.
- His narrative gamesmanship both undermines traditional forms and affirms the importance of telling and receiving tales in our lives.
- The Calgary Flames-Edmonton Oiler rivalries in the 1980s produced some classic gamesmanship.
- After the perfectly valid debate about gamesmanship from Portugal there was relief, for a while, in rediscovering that football itself can be a suitable topic of conversation.
- The political gamesmanship that has permeated healthcare must be replaced by common sense and what is in the best interest of all parties in healthcare, including those who provide it.
- As the name suggests, the award aims to recognise the player who has brought the most energy, flamboyance or spectacular gamesmanship to the pitch.
- There is a place for gamesmanship in cricket; it's a game which is built on unique qualities of patience and concentration and focus, and as well as relaxation.
- No matter what the ultimate motivation, there is not much cause for hope if this is mere ritual or diplomatic gamesmanship.
- Players know there is a line between gamesmanship and personal and aggressive insults (sledging).
- Pseudoscientific activities are really arts involving gamesmanship.
- Until her death in 1996, she was still renowned for her wit, her sly gamesmanship in her personal relations, and her stoicism in the face of deadly disease.
- Come springtime, hockey players seem to morph into superhuman creations of competitiveness, physicality and gamesmanship.
- Ha admits to spending about 20 hours a week playing the game, improving her gamesmanship and marksmanship with each successive hour.

Derivatives

gamesman

nounPlural gamesmen

While the actors playing Steele and Prior are solid, the real standout is Weaving, whose portrayal of Fleming ranges across the spectrum from the terrified innocent to the inscrutable gamesman.
Example sentencesExamples
- To his millions of followers, though, he is the quintessential gamesman, always one step ahead of consumers with a new system that is innovative but in reach of the masses.
- The gamesman was explaining that his Limited pistol wasn't intended to be practical when the special ops guy stopped him.
- A more supportable premise would be bureaucratic preservation - the spy not as con man, but as organizational gamesman.
- After all, the tattoo-bearing gamesman said during one episode, ‘No one's going to tell me what to do or what not to do.’

Definition of gamesmanship in US English:

gamesmanship

nounˈɡeɪmzmənˌʃɪpˈɡāmzmənˌSHip

The art of winning games by using various ploys and tactics to gain a psychological advantage.
（通过使用各种战术、策略取得心理优势来赢得比赛的）克敌制胜术
the negotiations were primarily exercises in propaganda and gamesmanship
Example sentencesExamples
- Was that an interesting bit of political gamesmanship?
- Until her death in 1996, she was still renowned for her wit, her sly gamesmanship in her personal relations, and her stoicism in the face of deadly disease.
- His narrative gamesmanship both undermines traditional forms and affirms the importance of telling and receiving tales in our lives.
- Pseudoscientific activities are really arts involving gamesmanship.
- The Calgary Flames-Edmonton Oiler rivalries in the 1980s produced some classic gamesmanship.
- They need to know that people are doing the right things for the right reasons, and not just for political gamesmanship.
- Although he had won a hatful of major titles at club level, he also had a reputation for employing physical violence and gamesmanship.
- No matter what the ultimate motivation, there is not much cause for hope if this is mere ritual or diplomatic gamesmanship.
- Violence and gamesmanship are a virulent virus infecting sport.
- Players know there is a line between gamesmanship and personal and aggressive insults (sledging).
- Although that document now appears to have been overtaken by events, it is instructive to examine the legal terms as part of the sensitive political gamesmanship.
- Ha admits to spending about 20 hours a week playing the game, improving her gamesmanship and marksmanship with each successive hour.
- The political gamesmanship that has permeated healthcare must be replaced by common sense and what is in the best interest of all parties in healthcare, including those who provide it.
- We get this kind of whimsical sense that the criminal justice system has nothing to do with truth telling, it's all about gamesmanship and winning.
- After the perfectly valid debate about gamesmanship from Portugal there was relief, for a while, in rediscovering that football itself can be a suitable topic of conversation.
- There is a place for gamesmanship in cricket; it's a game which is built on unique qualities of patience and concentration and focus, and as well as relaxation.
- His work is heftier and more rewarding, on the level of pure intellectual gamesmanship, than I first realized in the '80s.
- As the name suggests, the award aims to recognise the player who has brought the most energy, flamboyance or spectacular gamesmanship to the pitch.
- A critical element of his game is his gamesmanship.
- Come springtime, hockey players seem to morph into superhuman creations of competitiveness, physicality and gamesmanship.

单词	gamesmanship
释义	Definition of gamesmanship in English: gamesmanship noun ˈɡeɪmzmənʃɪpˈɡeɪmzmənˌʃɪp mass noun The art of winning games by using various ploys and tactics to gain a psychological advantage. （通过使用各种战术、策略取得心理优势来赢得比赛的）克敌制胜术 the negotiations were primarily exercises in propaganda and gamesmanship Example sentencesExamples A critical element of his game is his gamesmanship. Was that an interesting bit of political gamesmanship? Although he had won a hatful of major titles at club level, he also had a reputation for employing physical violence and gamesmanship. His work is heftier and more rewarding, on the level of pure intellectual gamesmanship, than I first realized in the '80s. Violence and gamesmanship are a virulent virus infecting sport. They need to know that people are doing the right things for the right reasons, and not just for political gamesmanship. We get this kind of whimsical sense that the criminal justice system has nothing to do with truth telling, it's all about gamesmanship and winning. Although that document now appears to have been overtaken by events, it is instructive to examine the legal terms as part of the sensitive political gamesmanship. His narrative gamesmanship both undermines traditional forms and affirms the importance of telling and receiving tales in our lives. The Calgary Flames-Edmonton Oiler rivalries in the 1980s produced some classic gamesmanship. After the perfectly valid debate about gamesmanship from Portugal there was relief, for a while, in rediscovering that football itself can be a suitable topic of conversation. The political gamesmanship that has permeated healthcare must be replaced by common sense and what is in the best interest of all parties in healthcare, including those who provide it. As the name suggests, the award aims to recognise the player who has brought the most energy, flamboyance or spectacular gamesmanship to the pitch. There is a place for gamesmanship in cricket; it's a game which is built on unique qualities of patience and concentration and focus, and as well as relaxation. No matter what the ultimate motivation, there is not much cause for hope if this is mere ritual or diplomatic gamesmanship. Players know there is a line between gamesmanship and personal and aggressive insults (sledging). Pseudoscientific activities are really arts involving gamesmanship. Until her death in 1996, she was still renowned for her wit, her sly gamesmanship in her personal relations, and her stoicism in the face of deadly disease. Come springtime, hockey players seem to morph into superhuman creations of competitiveness, physicality and gamesmanship. Ha admits to spending about 20 hours a week playing the game, improving her gamesmanship and marksmanship with each successive hour. Derivatives gamesman nounPlural gamesmen While the actors playing Steele and Prior are solid, the real standout is Weaving, whose portrayal of Fleming ranges across the spectrum from the terrified innocent to the inscrutable gamesman. Example sentencesExamples To his millions of followers, though, he is the quintessential gamesman, always one step ahead of consumers with a new system that is innovative but in reach of the masses. The gamesman was explaining that his Limited pistol wasn't intended to be practical when the special ops guy stopped him. A more supportable premise would be bureaucratic preservation - the spy not as con man, but as organizational gamesman. After all, the tattoo-bearing gamesman said during one episode, ‘No one's going to tell me what to do or what not to do.’ Definition of gamesmanship in US English: gamesmanship nounˈɡeɪmzmənˌʃɪpˈɡāmzmənˌSHip The art of winning games by using various ploys and tactics to gain a psychological advantage. （通过使用各种战术、策略取得心理优势来赢得比赛的）克敌制胜术 the negotiations were primarily exercises in propaganda and gamesmanship Example sentencesExamples Was that an interesting bit of political gamesmanship? Until her death in 1996, she was still renowned for her wit, her sly gamesmanship in her personal relations, and her stoicism in the face of deadly disease. His narrative gamesmanship both undermines traditional forms and affirms the importance of telling and receiving tales in our lives. Pseudoscientific activities are really arts involving gamesmanship. The Calgary Flames-Edmonton Oiler rivalries in the 1980s produced some classic gamesmanship. They need to know that people are doing the right things for the right reasons, and not just for political gamesmanship. Although he had won a hatful of major titles at club level, he also had a reputation for employing physical violence and gamesmanship. No matter what the ultimate motivation, there is not much cause for hope if this is mere ritual or diplomatic gamesmanship. Violence and gamesmanship are a virulent virus infecting sport. Players know there is a line between gamesmanship and personal and aggressive insults (sledging). Although that document now appears to have been overtaken by events, it is instructive to examine the legal terms as part of the sensitive political gamesmanship. Ha admits to spending about 20 hours a week playing the game, improving her gamesmanship and marksmanship with each successive hour. The political gamesmanship that has permeated healthcare must be replaced by common sense and what is in the best interest of all parties in healthcare, including those who provide it. We get this kind of whimsical sense that the criminal justice system has nothing to do with truth telling, it's all about gamesmanship and winning. After the perfectly valid debate about gamesmanship from Portugal there was relief, for a while, in rediscovering that football itself can be a suitable topic of conversation. There is a place for gamesmanship in cricket; it's a game which is built on unique qualities of patience and concentration and focus, and as well as relaxation. His work is heftier and more rewarding, on the level of pure intellectual gamesmanship, than I first realized in the '80s. As the name suggests, the award aims to recognise the player who has brought the most energy, flamboyance or spectacular gamesmanship to the pitch. A critical element of his game is his gamesmanship. Come springtime, hockey players seem to morph into superhuman creations of competitiveness, physicality and gamesmanship.
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