英语词汇“θ223225”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

society > leisure > entertainment > pastimes > game > card game > play a card [verb (transitive)] > actions or tactics (62)

to hold up?1499

To let alone, resign, give up (quot. 1529 to hold on 1 at phrasal verbs); to keep back, withhold; in Cards, to keep in one's hand, refrain from…

decardc1555

transitive. To throw away or reject (a card) from the hand; also absol.

to turn up1580

transitive. To turn (a playing card) face upwards; esp. to do this in dealing to determine the trump suit. Cf. turn-up, n. 3.

discard1591

intransitive and transitive. Cards. To throw out or reject a card from a hand.

pulla1625

transitive and intransitive. Cards. To draw (a card) from a pack, pile, etc. Also figurative and in extended use. Chiefly North American in later use.

to sit out1659

transitive. To sit apart from others, or to remain seated when others do not, so as to take no part in (a game, dance, or other social activity). Now…

face1674

transitive. To turn (a playing card) face up.

to make out1680

intransitive. In certain games: to make the score prescribed by the rules as bringing the game to an end. Obsolete.

to lay out1687

Cards. (Piquet, Écarté, etc.) To discard, throw out (a card or cards) from one's hand.

to throw away1707

transitive. Cards. In bridge, whist, and similar games: to play (a card) out of one's hand; esp. to dispose of (a card) in this way, to discard.

lead1739

Cards. transitive. As first player, to play (a specified card); to play one of (a suit or a specified suit). Also with out.

weaken1742

Cards. To lessen the strength of (one's hand, etc.).

carry1744

transitive. Cards. To retain rather than discard (a card of a particular suit or value). Obsolete.

to take in1744

transitive. Cards. To add (a card) to one's hand from the pack. Now somewhat rare.

force1746

Cards, esp. in Whist. (a) To compel (a player) to trump a trick, by leading a card of a suit of which he has none; (b) To make (a player) play so as…

to show down1768

transitive. Originally U.S. To put (something) down in order that it may be viewed; esp. to display (the cards in one's hand) to other players in a…

throw1866

transitive. Cards. In bridge, whist, and similar games: to play (a card) out of one's hand; esp. to dispose of (a card) in this way, to discard…

blank1884

Cards. To leave (a card) unsupported by another card of the same suit. Cf. blank, adj. 7c.

block1884

spec. Cards. (See quots.)

cover1885

To play a card of higher value upon (one already played).

unblock1885

Cards. To give free scope to (a partner's suit) by playing an unnecessarily high card. Also absol.

pitch1890

transitive. Cards. In all fours and similar games; to establish (a suit) as trumps by leading a card of a chosen suit. Obsolete.

Subcategories:

— heap cards or place together (3)

— deal, shuffle, or cut (14)

— choose partners (1)

— make up a side (1)

— bid or stake (9)

— show card(s) to claim score (2)

— trump or ruff (6)

— take tricks or points (3)

— score (1)

单词	θ223225
释义	society > leisure > entertainment > pastimes > game > card game > play a card [verb (transitive)] > actions or tactics (62) to hold up?1499 To let alone, resign, give up (quot. 1529 to hold on 1 at phrasal verbs); to keep back, withhold; in Cards, to keep in one's hand, refrain from… decardc1555 transitive. To throw away or reject (a card) from the hand; also absol. to turn up1580 transitive. To turn (a playing card) face upwards; esp. to do this in dealing to determine the trump suit. Cf. turn-up, n. 3. discard1591 intransitive and transitive. Cards. To throw out or reject a card from a hand. pulla1625 transitive and intransitive. Cards. To draw (a card) from a pack, pile, etc. Also figurative and in extended use. Chiefly North American in later use. to sit out1659 transitive. To sit apart from others, or to remain seated when others do not, so as to take no part in (a game, dance, or other social activity). Now… face1674 transitive. To turn (a playing card) face up. to make out1680 intransitive. In certain games: to make the score prescribed by the rules as bringing the game to an end. Obsolete. to lay out1687 Cards. (Piquet, Écarté, etc.) To discard, throw out (a card or cards) from one's hand. to throw away1707 transitive. Cards. In bridge, whist, and similar games: to play (a card) out of one's hand; esp. to dispose of (a card) in this way, to discard. lead1739 Cards. transitive. As first player, to play (a specified card); to play one of (a suit or a specified suit). Also with out. weaken1742 Cards. To lessen the strength of (one's hand, etc.). carry1744 transitive. Cards. To retain rather than discard (a card of a particular suit or value). Obsolete. to take in1744 transitive. Cards. To add (a card) to one's hand from the pack. Now somewhat rare. force1746 Cards, esp. in Whist. (a) To compel (a player) to trump a trick, by leading a card of a suit of which he has none; (b) To make (a player) play so as… to show down1768 transitive. Originally U.S. To put (something) down in order that it may be viewed; esp. to display (the cards in one's hand) to other players in a… throw1866 transitive. Cards. In bridge, whist, and similar games: to play (a card) out of one's hand; esp. to dispose of (a card) in this way, to discard… blank1884 Cards. To leave (a card) unsupported by another card of the same suit. Cf. blank, adj. 7c. block1884 spec. Cards. (See quots.) cover1885 To play a card of higher value upon (one already played). unblock1885 Cards. To give free scope to (a partner's suit) by playing an unnecessarily high card. Also absol. pitch1890 transitive. Cards. In all fours and similar games; to establish (a suit) as trumps by leading a card of a chosen suit. Obsolete. Subcategories: — heap cards or place together (3) — deal, shuffle, or cut (14) — choose partners (1) — make up a side (1) — bid or stake (9) — show card(s) to claim score (2) — trump or ruff (6) — take tricks or points (3) — score (1)
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