Definition of chequerboard in English:

chequerboard

(US checkerboard)

nounˈtʃɛkəbɔːdˈtʃɛkərˌbɔrd

1A board for playing checkers (draughts) and similar games, having a regular pattern of squares in alternating colours, typically black and white.
Example sentencesExamples
- The trail then leads to intricately textured white sandstone formations, contoured with thin layers and crosshatched by cracks that create a checkerboard pattern.
- Brenda gives all her birdhouses custom paint jobs and has done many styles, including polka dots, checkerboards, and floral patterns.
- As you look up at it, the inside of the roof looks like a checkerboard whose squares have been battered and then flown apart.
- The facade is divided into a set of nine slightly staggered panels, framed in relief and decorated in a checkerboard missing-brick pattern.
- They were huge and brittle-looking, creating a chequerboard effect against the endless white of the sand.
- Starting with a corner square, mark every other square with an X to create the checkerboard pattern.
- The Caribbean in 1700 was a chequerboard of competing empires: Spain retained some of the larger islands but others had passed to the French, the British, the Dutch, and the Danes.
- Stitch the strips together again, alternating black and white to create a checkerboard pattern.
- Kaleidoscope Classic, a game based on traditional checkerboard, is all about mind and creativity.
- It is certainly possible, for example, to use just two colors when setting square tiles in a checkerboard pattern.
- After supper I'll bring the checkerboard up and play you a few games.
- Across Stirling you can see a chequerboard of more-or-less regular fields on the low ground, a landscape that is a recent creation.
- The checkerboard pattern is a standard surface rendering option in 3D computer imaging software packages.
- It has tables with checkerboards, cards and other table games as well as two large sofas.
- The floor, walls, and ceiling were covered with a checkerboard pattern.
- The floor was a checkerboard of black and white lino tiles.
- Alternate diagonals have been indented by a punch to make the classic chequerboard pattern.
- Based on the traditional 64-square checkerboard, the game appears simple.
- The doctor finishes his drink and gently sets the glass down on the coaster, staring at the little checkerboard pattern beneath it.
- Even the floors and ceilings were different: the former was high and covered with stalactites, whereas the latter was no longer simply white marble but a checkerboard of black and white.
1. 1.1 A pattern resembling a chequerboard.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I did it all on the machine and made a very simple checkerboard pattern.
  Where it had been, there was only the strange checkerboard pattern of the wall.
  She found herself speeding across the marble onto the checkerboard floor.
  Seared tuna was cut wafer-thin and plated in an odd checkerboard pattern with diaphanous slivers of half-ripe mango.
  The classic use for black and white, of course, is in tiles, most often in a checkerboard pattern.
  She utilizes a generic modernism made up of stock visual conventions: triangular vectors, multicolored bands, checkerboards.
  For example, it takes only two colors to fill in a checkerboard pattern.
  The checkerboards of alternately horizontal and vertical stripes - lines that are also shapes - are not really gestural, as the paint is applied quite deliberately.
  Brenda gives all her bird houses custom paint jobs and has done many styles, including polka dots, checkerboards, and floral patterns.
  First are simple repetitive patterns, such as all white cells or all black cells, or alternation in stripes and checkerboards.
  The soft-edge checkerboards from the early 1950s turned sharper over the course of the decade, and the 1960s paintings displayed a new interest in color relationships.
  The doctor finishes his drink and gently sets the glass down on the coaster, staring at the little checkerboard pattern beneath it.
  Everyone trooped to the large pale green kitchen with a checkerboard floor.
  Bossard says there are an almost unlimited number of patterns that can be cut into the turf - rows, diamonds, checkerboards, stars, numbers.
  The table straddling the checkerboard floor and spiral carpet ties the differing patterns together.
  The floor, walls, and ceiling were covered with a checkerboard pattern.
  The pattern of squares laid out on the landscape was described as a checkerboard rather than merely a grid because different quantities were computed in the alternating black and white squares.
  It is certainly possible, for example, to use just two colors when setting square tiles in a checkerboard pattern.

Definition of checkerboard in US English:

checkerboard

nounˈCHekərˌbôrdˈtʃɛkərˌbɔrd

1A board for playing checkers and certain other games, with a regular pattern of squares in alternating colors, typically black and white.
Example sentencesExamples
- Brenda gives all her birdhouses custom paint jobs and has done many styles, including polka dots, checkerboards, and floral patterns.
- Even the floors and ceilings were different: the former was high and covered with stalactites, whereas the latter was no longer simply white marble but a checkerboard of black and white.
- Based on the traditional 64-square checkerboard, the game appears simple.
- The facade is divided into a set of nine slightly staggered panels, framed in relief and decorated in a checkerboard missing-brick pattern.
- Across Stirling you can see a chequerboard of more-or-less regular fields on the low ground, a landscape that is a recent creation.
- The checkerboard pattern is a standard surface rendering option in 3D computer imaging software packages.
- As you look up at it, the inside of the roof looks like a checkerboard whose squares have been battered and then flown apart.
- Stitch the strips together again, alternating black and white to create a checkerboard pattern.
- The floor, walls, and ceiling were covered with a checkerboard pattern.
- The Caribbean in 1700 was a chequerboard of competing empires: Spain retained some of the larger islands but others had passed to the French, the British, the Dutch, and the Danes.
- Kaleidoscope Classic, a game based on traditional checkerboard, is all about mind and creativity.
- It is certainly possible, for example, to use just two colors when setting square tiles in a checkerboard pattern.
- The trail then leads to intricately textured white sandstone formations, contoured with thin layers and crosshatched by cracks that create a checkerboard pattern.
- They were huge and brittle-looking, creating a chequerboard effect against the endless white of the sand.
- Alternate diagonals have been indented by a punch to make the classic chequerboard pattern.
- After supper I'll bring the checkerboard up and play you a few games.
- The floor was a checkerboard of black and white lino tiles.
- Starting with a corner square, mark every other square with an X to create the checkerboard pattern.
- It has tables with checkerboards, cards and other table games as well as two large sofas.
- The doctor finishes his drink and gently sets the glass down on the coaster, staring at the little checkerboard pattern beneath it.
1. 1.1 A pattern resembling a board for playing checkers and other games, with a regular pattern of squares in alternating colors.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is certainly possible, for example, to use just two colors when setting square tiles in a checkerboard pattern.
  The classic use for black and white, of course, is in tiles, most often in a checkerboard pattern.
  For example, it takes only two colors to fill in a checkerboard pattern.
  Where it had been, there was only the strange checkerboard pattern of the wall.
  First are simple repetitive patterns, such as all white cells or all black cells, or alternation in stripes and checkerboards.
  The table straddling the checkerboard floor and spiral carpet ties the differing patterns together.
  She utilizes a generic modernism made up of stock visual conventions: triangular vectors, multicolored bands, checkerboards.
  She found herself speeding across the marble onto the checkerboard floor.
  Everyone trooped to the large pale green kitchen with a checkerboard floor.
  Seared tuna was cut wafer-thin and plated in an odd checkerboard pattern with diaphanous slivers of half-ripe mango.
  Bossard says there are an almost unlimited number of patterns that can be cut into the turf - rows, diamonds, checkerboards, stars, numbers.
  The soft-edge checkerboards from the early 1950s turned sharper over the course of the decade, and the 1960s paintings displayed a new interest in color relationships.
  I did it all on the machine and made a very simple checkerboard pattern.
  The pattern of squares laid out on the landscape was described as a checkerboard rather than merely a grid because different quantities were computed in the alternating black and white squares.
  The checkerboards of alternately horizontal and vertical stripes - lines that are also shapes - are not really gestural, as the paint is applied quite deliberately.
  The doctor finishes his drink and gently sets the glass down on the coaster, staring at the little checkerboard pattern beneath it.
  The floor, walls, and ceiling were covered with a checkerboard pattern.
  Brenda gives all her bird houses custom paint jobs and has done many styles, including polka dots, checkerboards, and floral patterns.

单词	chequerboard
释义	Definition of chequerboard in English: chequerboard (US checkerboard) nounˈtʃɛkəbɔːdˈtʃɛkərˌbɔrd 1A board for playing checkers (draughts) and similar games, having a regular pattern of squares in alternating colours, typically black and white. Example sentencesExamples The trail then leads to intricately textured white sandstone formations, contoured with thin layers and crosshatched by cracks that create a checkerboard pattern. Brenda gives all her birdhouses custom paint jobs and has done many styles, including polka dots, checkerboards, and floral patterns. As you look up at it, the inside of the roof looks like a checkerboard whose squares have been battered and then flown apart. The facade is divided into a set of nine slightly staggered panels, framed in relief and decorated in a checkerboard missing-brick pattern. They were huge and brittle-looking, creating a chequerboard effect against the endless white of the sand. Starting with a corner square, mark every other square with an X to create the checkerboard pattern. The Caribbean in 1700 was a chequerboard of competing empires: Spain retained some of the larger islands but others had passed to the French, the British, the Dutch, and the Danes. Stitch the strips together again, alternating black and white to create a checkerboard pattern. Kaleidoscope Classic, a game based on traditional checkerboard, is all about mind and creativity. It is certainly possible, for example, to use just two colors when setting square tiles in a checkerboard pattern. After supper I'll bring the checkerboard up and play you a few games. Across Stirling you can see a chequerboard of more-or-less regular fields on the low ground, a landscape that is a recent creation. The checkerboard pattern is a standard surface rendering option in 3D computer imaging software packages. It has tables with checkerboards, cards and other table games as well as two large sofas. The floor, walls, and ceiling were covered with a checkerboard pattern. The floor was a checkerboard of black and white lino tiles. Alternate diagonals have been indented by a punch to make the classic chequerboard pattern. Based on the traditional 64-square checkerboard, the game appears simple. The doctor finishes his drink and gently sets the glass down on the coaster, staring at the little checkerboard pattern beneath it. Even the floors and ceilings were different: the former was high and covered with stalactites, whereas the latter was no longer simply white marble but a checkerboard of black and white. 1.1 A pattern resembling a chequerboard. Example sentencesExamples I did it all on the machine and made a very simple checkerboard pattern. Where it had been, there was only the strange checkerboard pattern of the wall. She found herself speeding across the marble onto the checkerboard floor. Seared tuna was cut wafer-thin and plated in an odd checkerboard pattern with diaphanous slivers of half-ripe mango. The classic use for black and white, of course, is in tiles, most often in a checkerboard pattern. She utilizes a generic modernism made up of stock visual conventions: triangular vectors, multicolored bands, checkerboards. For example, it takes only two colors to fill in a checkerboard pattern. The checkerboards of alternately horizontal and vertical stripes - lines that are also shapes - are not really gestural, as the paint is applied quite deliberately. Brenda gives all her bird houses custom paint jobs and has done many styles, including polka dots, checkerboards, and floral patterns. First are simple repetitive patterns, such as all white cells or all black cells, or alternation in stripes and checkerboards. The soft-edge checkerboards from the early 1950s turned sharper over the course of the decade, and the 1960s paintings displayed a new interest in color relationships. The doctor finishes his drink and gently sets the glass down on the coaster, staring at the little checkerboard pattern beneath it. Everyone trooped to the large pale green kitchen with a checkerboard floor. Bossard says there are an almost unlimited number of patterns that can be cut into the turf - rows, diamonds, checkerboards, stars, numbers. The table straddling the checkerboard floor and spiral carpet ties the differing patterns together. The floor, walls, and ceiling were covered with a checkerboard pattern. The pattern of squares laid out on the landscape was described as a checkerboard rather than merely a grid because different quantities were computed in the alternating black and white squares. It is certainly possible, for example, to use just two colors when setting square tiles in a checkerboard pattern. Definition of checkerboard in US English: checkerboard nounˈCHekərˌbôrdˈtʃɛkərˌbɔrd 1A board for playing checkers and certain other games, with a regular pattern of squares in alternating colors, typically black and white. Example sentencesExamples Brenda gives all her birdhouses custom paint jobs and has done many styles, including polka dots, checkerboards, and floral patterns. Even the floors and ceilings were different: the former was high and covered with stalactites, whereas the latter was no longer simply white marble but a checkerboard of black and white. Based on the traditional 64-square checkerboard, the game appears simple. The facade is divided into a set of nine slightly staggered panels, framed in relief and decorated in a checkerboard missing-brick pattern. Across Stirling you can see a chequerboard of more-or-less regular fields on the low ground, a landscape that is a recent creation. The checkerboard pattern is a standard surface rendering option in 3D computer imaging software packages. As you look up at it, the inside of the roof looks like a checkerboard whose squares have been battered and then flown apart. Stitch the strips together again, alternating black and white to create a checkerboard pattern. The floor, walls, and ceiling were covered with a checkerboard pattern. The Caribbean in 1700 was a chequerboard of competing empires: Spain retained some of the larger islands but others had passed to the French, the British, the Dutch, and the Danes. Kaleidoscope Classic, a game based on traditional checkerboard, is all about mind and creativity. It is certainly possible, for example, to use just two colors when setting square tiles in a checkerboard pattern. The trail then leads to intricately textured white sandstone formations, contoured with thin layers and crosshatched by cracks that create a checkerboard pattern. They were huge and brittle-looking, creating a chequerboard effect against the endless white of the sand. Alternate diagonals have been indented by a punch to make the classic chequerboard pattern. After supper I'll bring the checkerboard up and play you a few games. The floor was a checkerboard of black and white lino tiles. Starting with a corner square, mark every other square with an X to create the checkerboard pattern. It has tables with checkerboards, cards and other table games as well as two large sofas. The doctor finishes his drink and gently sets the glass down on the coaster, staring at the little checkerboard pattern beneath it. 1.1 A pattern resembling a board for playing checkers and other games, with a regular pattern of squares in alternating colors. Example sentencesExamples It is certainly possible, for example, to use just two colors when setting square tiles in a checkerboard pattern. The classic use for black and white, of course, is in tiles, most often in a checkerboard pattern. For example, it takes only two colors to fill in a checkerboard pattern. Where it had been, there was only the strange checkerboard pattern of the wall. First are simple repetitive patterns, such as all white cells or all black cells, or alternation in stripes and checkerboards. The table straddling the checkerboard floor and spiral carpet ties the differing patterns together. She utilizes a generic modernism made up of stock visual conventions: triangular vectors, multicolored bands, checkerboards. She found herself speeding across the marble onto the checkerboard floor. Everyone trooped to the large pale green kitchen with a checkerboard floor. Seared tuna was cut wafer-thin and plated in an odd checkerboard pattern with diaphanous slivers of half-ripe mango. Bossard says there are an almost unlimited number of patterns that can be cut into the turf - rows, diamonds, checkerboards, stars, numbers. The soft-edge checkerboards from the early 1950s turned sharper over the course of the decade, and the 1960s paintings displayed a new interest in color relationships. I did it all on the machine and made a very simple checkerboard pattern. The pattern of squares laid out on the landscape was described as a checkerboard rather than merely a grid because different quantities were computed in the alternating black and white squares. The checkerboards of alternately horizontal and vertical stripes - lines that are also shapes - are not really gestural, as the paint is applied quite deliberately. The doctor finishes his drink and gently sets the glass down on the coaster, staring at the little checkerboard pattern beneath it. The floor, walls, and ceiling were covered with a checkerboard pattern. Brenda gives all her bird houses custom paint jobs and has done many styles, including polka dots, checkerboards, and floral patterns.
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