check·ers

noun

/ˈtʃekəz/

/ˈtʃekərz/

(North American English)

(British English draughts)

[uncountable]

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a game for two players using 24 round pieces on a board marked with black and white squares国际跳棋；Topics Games and toysc2

Check·ers

/ˈtʃekəz/

/ˈtʃekərz/

the name of a dog that belonged to Richard Nixon. Nixon was accused of accepting money illegally when he was a candidate for vice-president in 1952. He made an emotional speech on television and said the only gift he had accepted was his dog. This Checkers speech was a great success and made Nixon more popular. He was elected with President Eisenhower.跳棋：属于尼克松（Richard Nixon）的狗的名字。尼克松在1952年当选为副总统候选人时被指控非法收钱。他在电视上发表了感性的讲话，并说他接受的唯一礼物是他的狗。Checkers的这次演讲取得了巨大的成功，使尼克松更加受欢迎。他当选为艾森豪威尔总统。

单词	checkers
释义	check·ers noun /ˈtʃekəz/ /ˈtʃekərz/ (North American English) (British English draughts) [uncountable] enlarge image a game for two players using 24 round pieces on a board marked with black and white squares国际跳棋；Topics Games and toysc2 Check·ers /ˈtʃekəz/ /ˈtʃekərz/ the name of a dog that belonged to Richard Nixon. Nixon was accused of accepting money illegally when he was a candidate for vice-president in 1952. He made an emotional speech on television and said the only gift he had accepted was his dog. This Checkers speech was a great success and made Nixon more popular. He was elected with President Eisenhower.跳棋：属于尼克松（Richard Nixon）的狗的名字。尼克松在1952年当选为副总统候选人时被指控非法收钱。他在电视上发表了感性的讲话，并说他接受的唯一礼物是他的狗。Checkers的这次演讲取得了巨大的成功，使尼克松更加受欢迎。他当选为艾森豪威尔总统。
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