Definition of board game in English:

board game

noun

A game that involves the movement of counters or other objects round a board.
Example sentencesExamples
- Two guards sat at the end of the hallway, involved in a board game.
- On the off chance I decide to try something new and purchase a board game, which one should I purchase?
- Chess, a board game, was leading and competing with all these other stories.
- This board game, it is hoped, will spread the message that intake of vegetables is necessary for a healthy and balanced diet.
- What bits of the film don't involve running usually feature people playing a board game.
- Yoga classes are held every Monday night but anyone not interested in yoga can have a chat or try their luck at a board game.
- I've never won a board game, and have only won a game of cards once.
- This gives it a unique character, more akin to a board game such as chess than to a normal card game.
- The same elements that make for a good board game make for a good computer game, with really only minor variation.
- Do homework or bake pumpkin muffins or take a walk or play a board game.
- Despite feeling poorly, the photogenic schoolgirl manages a broad smile as she snuggles on the sofa with her favourite board game.
- Is it necessary to eradicate the drinking culture altogether, so we all stay in with a good book or maybe a board game if it's your birthday?
- We reflected on their sad evening, as we enjoyed our board game.
- The cornerstone of the Korean board gaming scene is the board game cafe.
- What happens within them conforms to a closed system of rules, as in a board game - or a round of dominoes.
- Children and adults both play a game called bao, a board game played widely throughout Africa.
- A colleague who once said that chess was only a board game earned the brisk retort that, no, chess was an art form.
- You're working harder to destroy a fictional board game than you are to end the actual dope game.
- You feel as if you've actually entered a board game or a Hollywood set.
- It's a board game from 1966 about what careers girls can have when they grow up!

Definition of board game in US English:

board game

nounˈbô(ə)rd ˌɡāmˈbɔ(ə)rd ˌɡeɪm

Any game played on a board, especially one that involves the movement of pieces on the board, such as chess or checkers.
Example sentencesExamples
- What bits of the film don't involve running usually feature people playing a board game.
- The cornerstone of the Korean board gaming scene is the board game cafe.
- Do homework or bake pumpkin muffins or take a walk or play a board game.
- Despite feeling poorly, the photogenic schoolgirl manages a broad smile as she snuggles on the sofa with her favourite board game.
- A colleague who once said that chess was only a board game earned the brisk retort that, no, chess was an art form.
- Two guards sat at the end of the hallway, involved in a board game.
- This board game, it is hoped, will spread the message that intake of vegetables is necessary for a healthy and balanced diet.
- You feel as if you've actually entered a board game or a Hollywood set.
- We reflected on their sad evening, as we enjoyed our board game.
- It's a board game from 1966 about what careers girls can have when they grow up!
- What happens within them conforms to a closed system of rules, as in a board game - or a round of dominoes.
- I've never won a board game, and have only won a game of cards once.
- Yoga classes are held every Monday night but anyone not interested in yoga can have a chat or try their luck at a board game.
- On the off chance I decide to try something new and purchase a board game, which one should I purchase?
- You're working harder to destroy a fictional board game than you are to end the actual dope game.
- Is it necessary to eradicate the drinking culture altogether, so we all stay in with a good book or maybe a board game if it's your birthday?
- Children and adults both play a game called bao, a board game played widely throughout Africa.
- Chess, a board game, was leading and competing with all these other stories.
- This gives it a unique character, more akin to a board game such as chess than to a normal card game.
- The same elements that make for a good board game make for a good computer game, with really only minor variation.

单词	board game
释义	Definition of board game in English: board game noun A game that involves the movement of counters or other objects round a board. Example sentencesExamples Two guards sat at the end of the hallway, involved in a board game. On the off chance I decide to try something new and purchase a board game, which one should I purchase? Chess, a board game, was leading and competing with all these other stories. This board game, it is hoped, will spread the message that intake of vegetables is necessary for a healthy and balanced diet. What bits of the film don't involve running usually feature people playing a board game. Yoga classes are held every Monday night but anyone not interested in yoga can have a chat or try their luck at a board game. I've never won a board game, and have only won a game of cards once. This gives it a unique character, more akin to a board game such as chess than to a normal card game. The same elements that make for a good board game make for a good computer game, with really only minor variation. Do homework or bake pumpkin muffins or take a walk or play a board game. Despite feeling poorly, the photogenic schoolgirl manages a broad smile as she snuggles on the sofa with her favourite board game. Is it necessary to eradicate the drinking culture altogether, so we all stay in with a good book or maybe a board game if it's your birthday? We reflected on their sad evening, as we enjoyed our board game. The cornerstone of the Korean board gaming scene is the board game cafe. What happens within them conforms to a closed system of rules, as in a board game - or a round of dominoes. Children and adults both play a game called bao, a board game played widely throughout Africa. A colleague who once said that chess was only a board game earned the brisk retort that, no, chess was an art form. You're working harder to destroy a fictional board game than you are to end the actual dope game. You feel as if you've actually entered a board game or a Hollywood set. It's a board game from 1966 about what careers girls can have when they grow up! Definition of board game in US English: board game nounˈbô(ə)rd ˌɡāmˈbɔ(ə)rd ˌɡeɪm Any game played on a board, especially one that involves the movement of pieces on the board, such as chess or checkers. Example sentencesExamples What bits of the film don't involve running usually feature people playing a board game. The cornerstone of the Korean board gaming scene is the board game cafe. Do homework or bake pumpkin muffins or take a walk or play a board game. Despite feeling poorly, the photogenic schoolgirl manages a broad smile as she snuggles on the sofa with her favourite board game. A colleague who once said that chess was only a board game earned the brisk retort that, no, chess was an art form. Two guards sat at the end of the hallway, involved in a board game. This board game, it is hoped, will spread the message that intake of vegetables is necessary for a healthy and balanced diet. You feel as if you've actually entered a board game or a Hollywood set. We reflected on their sad evening, as we enjoyed our board game. It's a board game from 1966 about what careers girls can have when they grow up! What happens within them conforms to a closed system of rules, as in a board game - or a round of dominoes. I've never won a board game, and have only won a game of cards once. Yoga classes are held every Monday night but anyone not interested in yoga can have a chat or try their luck at a board game. On the off chance I decide to try something new and purchase a board game, which one should I purchase? You're working harder to destroy a fictional board game than you are to end the actual dope game. Is it necessary to eradicate the drinking culture altogether, so we all stay in with a good book or maybe a board game if it's your birthday? Children and adults both play a game called bao, a board game played widely throughout Africa. Chess, a board game, was leading and competing with all these other stories. This gives it a unique character, more akin to a board game such as chess than to a normal card game. The same elements that make for a good board game make for a good computer game, with really only minor variation.
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