bin·go
noun/ˈbɪŋɡəʊ/
/ˈbɪŋɡəʊ/
[uncountable]- a game in which each player has a card with numbers on. Numbers are called out in no particular order and the first player whose numbers are all called out, or who has a line of numbers called out, wins a prize.
宾戈游戏（玩者均持有一张数字卡，第一个凑齐庄家喊出的全部或一组数字者胜出） - to play bingo
玩宾戈游戏 - a bingo hall
宾戈游戏厅 - Tuesdays are bingo night at the club.
周二是俱乐部的宾果之夜。
CultureIn Britain bingo used to be thought of as a game for older people but is now popular also with the young. In the 1970s many large buildings such as cinemas were converted into bingo halls. It is traditional to have special names for numbers as they are read out. For example, 66 is 'clickety-click' and 22 is 'two little ducks'. Sometimes the numbers are produced by a computer and the old names are not used. It is also possible to play bingo online.Topics Games and toysc1Oxford Collocations DictionaryBingo is used before these nouns:- hall
Word Origin1920s (as an interjection): of unknown origin. - to play bingo