chess

noun

/tʃes/

[uncountable]

单词	chess
释义	chess noun /tʃes/ /tʃes/ [uncountable] enlarge image a game for two people played on a board marked with black and white squares on which each playing piece (representing a king, queen, castle, etc.) is moved according to special rules. The aim is to put the other player’s king in a position from which it cannot escape (= to checkmate it).国际象棋 the position of the chess pieces on the board国际象棋棋子在棋盘上的布局 Alex plays chess as a hobby.亚历克斯把下棋作为业余爱好。 Topics Games and toysb1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective computer correspondence junior … … of chess game verb + chess play chess + noun board piece set … Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French esches, plural of eschec ‘a check’ from medieval Latin scaccus, via Arabic from Persian šāh ‘king’.
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