Definition of écarté in English:

écarté

noun

mass noun

1A card game for two players, originating in 19th-century France, in which thirty-two cards are used and certain cards may be discarded in exchange for others.
埃卡泰牌戏（一种源于19世纪法国的两人牌戏，使用32张纸牌，游戏中可以进行换牌）
2Ballet
A position in which the dancer, facing diagonally towards the audience, extends one leg in the air to the side with the arm of the same side raised above the head and the other arm extended to the side.
〔芭蕾〕艾卡泰（一种芭蕾舞舞姿）
do the écarté as though you were walking through clouds

Origin

Early 19th century: French, past participle of écarter 'discard, throw out', from é 'out' + carte 'card'.

Definition of écarté in US English:

écarté

nounˌākärˈtā

1A card game for two players, played originally in 19th-century France, in which thirty-two cards are used, and certain cards may be discarded in exchange for others.
埃卡泰牌戏（一种源于19世纪法国的两人牌戏，使用32张纸牌，游戏中可以进行换牌）
2Ballet
A position in which the dancer, facing diagonally toward the audience, extends one leg in the air to the side with the arm of the same side raised above the head and the other arm extended to the side.
〔芭蕾〕艾卡泰（一种芭蕾舞舞姿）
do the écarté as though you were walking through clouds

Origin

Early 19th century: French, past participle of écarter ‘discard, throw out’, from é ‘out’ + carte ‘card’.

单词	écarté
释义	Definition of écarté in English: écarté noun mass noun 1A card game for two players, originating in 19th-century France, in which thirty-two cards are used and certain cards may be discarded in exchange for others. 埃卡泰牌戏（一种源于19世纪法国的两人牌戏，使用32张纸牌，游戏中可以进行换牌） 2Ballet A position in which the dancer, facing diagonally towards the audience, extends one leg in the air to the side with the arm of the same side raised above the head and the other arm extended to the side. 〔芭蕾〕艾卡泰（一种芭蕾舞舞姿） do the écarté as though you were walking through clouds Origin Early 19th century: French, past participle of écarter 'discard, throw out', from é 'out' + carte 'card'. Definition of écarté in US English: écarté nounˌākärˈtā 1A card game for two players, played originally in 19th-century France, in which thirty-two cards are used, and certain cards may be discarded in exchange for others. 埃卡泰牌戏（一种源于19世纪法国的两人牌戏，使用32张纸牌，游戏中可以进行换牌） 2Ballet A position in which the dancer, facing diagonally toward the audience, extends one leg in the air to the side with the arm of the same side raised above the head and the other arm extended to the side. 〔芭蕾〕艾卡泰（一种芭蕾舞舞姿） do the écarté as though you were walking through clouds Origin Early 19th century: French, past participle of écarter ‘discard, throw out’, from é ‘out’ + carte ‘card’.
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