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

gamenoun

uk/ɡeɪm/us/ɡeɪm/

game noun (FUN ACTIVITY/SPORT)

A1 [ C ] an entertaining activity or sport, especially one played by children, or the equipment needed for such an activity:

a board game

indoor/computer games

The children played a game of cops and robbers.

I told the children to put their toys and games away.

A2 [ C ] a particular competition, match, or occasion when people play a game:

a game of chess/tennis/baseball

[ C ] one part of a competition in activities such as tennis:

I won the first game, and then lost the next two.

games [ plural ]

UK also physical education, PE organized sports activities that children do at school:

the games teacher

It's games this afternoon.

an organized competition consisting of several different sports events:

the Olympic/Commonwealth Games

[ U ] the way in which a person plays a particular sport:

Susan is playing golf every day to try to improve her game.

[ S ] something that is not treated seriously:

Love is just a game to him.

More examples

After the game, the players were tired and demoralized.
We need two dice to play the game.
A painful injury forced her to withdraw from the game.
At the end of the game, there was a surge of fans onto the field.
Your jigsaw puzzles and games are all mixed up together in that box. Shall we sort them out?

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Pastimes - general words

activity
amusement
caper
frolic
hobby
interest
leisure
pastime
pursuit
recreation
relaxation

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Competitions, & parts of competitions

General terms used in ball sports

Parts & stages of competitions

Subjects & disciplines

Sports & games generally

game noun (ACTIVITY)

[ S ] informal an illegal or secret activity

[ S ] old-fashioned informal a type of business activity:

I'm in the stocks and shares game.

on the game

UK informal working as a prostitute:

She went on the game to pay for her drug habit.

US informal involved in illegal activities

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Crime - general words

carrying-on
complicit
complicity
copycat
crime
DWI
foul play
hate crime
inside job
juvenile delinquent
loitering
misdeed
offense
racket
speeding
tort
trespass
vagrant
victimless
war crime

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Business - general words

Legal & illegal

game noun (ANIMALS)

[ U ] wild animals and birds that are hunted for food or sport:

game birds

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Hunting & fishing

angler
angling
bait
beater
big game
gun dog
hare coursing
harpoon
hunt
hunt saboteur
pointer
reel
shooter
sinker
smoke
smoke sb/sth out
snare
spoor
trap
troll

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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Ducks, geese & game birds

Meat - general words

Idiom(s)

be ahead of the game

be new to this game

be a game of two halves

game on!

the game is up

the games (that) people play

give the game away

is the game worth the candle?

what's your game?

单词	game
释义	Contents noun (3) game (FUN ACTIVITY/SPORT) game (ACTIVITY) game (ANIMALS) adjective (1) game (1) verb (1) game (1) Contents noun (2) game (ENTERTAINMENT) game (ANIMALS) adjective (1) game (WILLING) Contents noun (4) game (1) game (2) game (3) game (4) English American Business gamenoun uk/ɡeɪm/us/ɡeɪm/ game noun (FUN ACTIVITY/SPORT) A1 [ C ] an entertaining activity or sport, especially one played by children, or the equipment needed for such an activity: a board game indoor/computer games The children played a game of cops and robbers. I told the children to put their toys and games away. A2 [ C ] a particular competition, match, or occasion when people play a game: a game of chess/tennis/baseball [ C ] one part of a competition in activities such as tennis: I won the first game, and then lost the next two. games [ plural ] UK also physical education, PE organized sports activities that children do at school: the games teacher It's games this afternoon. an organized competition consisting of several different sports events: the Olympic/Commonwealth Games [ U ] the way in which a person plays a particular sport: Susan is playing golf every day to try to improve her game. [ S ] something that is not treated seriously: Love is just a game to him. More examples After the game, the players were tired and demoralized. We need two dice to play the game. A painful injury forced her to withdraw from the game. At the end of the game, there was a surge of fans onto the field. Your jigsaw puzzles and games are all mixed up together in that box. Shall we sort them out? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Pastimes - general words activity amusement caper frolic hobby interest leisure pastime pursuit recreation relaxation You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Competitions, & parts of competitions General terms used in ball sports Parts & stages of competitions Subjects & disciplines Sports & games generally game noun (ACTIVITY) [ S ] informal an illegal or secret activity [ S ] old-fashioned informal a type of business activity: I'm in the stocks and shares game. on the game UK informal working as a prostitute: She went on the game to pay for her drug habit. US informal involved in illegal activities Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Crime - general words carrying-on complicit complicity copycat crime DWI foul play hate crime inside job juvenile delinquent loitering misdeed offense racket speeding tort trespass vagrant victimless war crime See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Business - general words Legal & illegal game noun (ANIMALS) [ U ] wild animals and birds that are hunted for food or sport: game birds Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Hunting & fishing angler angling bait beater big game gun dog hare coursing harpoon hunt hunt saboteur pointer reel shooter sinker smoke *smoke sb/sth* out snare spoor trap troll See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Ducks, geese & game birds Meat - general words Idiom(s) be ahead of the game be new to this game be a game of two halves game on! the game is up the games (that) people play give the game away is the game worth the candle? what's your game? gameadjective uk/ɡeɪm/us/ɡeɪm/ willing to do things that are new, difficult, or that involve risks: It was a difficult challenge, but Roberta was game. She's game for anything. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Ready and willing agreeable amenable at sb's beck and call idiom at your command idiom be good to go idiom beck command disposed eager fain** find it in your heart to do sth idiom gamely keen prepared raring readily readiness ready shape speed See more results » gameverb [ T ] uk/ɡeɪm//ɡeɪm/US to use the rules of a system in order to get what you want, in a way that is slightly dishonest: State education officials deny that they are gaming the system by making their tests easier. gamenoun us/ɡeɪm/ game noun (ENTERTAINMENT) [ C ] an entertaining activity, esp. one played by children, or a sports competition: a baseball/basketball/football/soccer game The kids are playing a computer game. I told the children to put away their toys and games (= equipment for an entertaining activity). Search dogs do an important job, but it’s just a game to the dog (= something that is done for fun). Not telling the whole truth is one of the games that people play (= one of the ways in which they behave in order to get an advantage). [ C ] In some activities such as tennis, a game is one part of a competition: I’m ahead, 3 games to 2. game noun (ANIMALS) [ U ] wild animals and birds that are hunted for food or sport: Deer and pheasant are types of game. gameadjective us/ɡeɪm/ game adjective (WILLING) willing to do something, esp something different, new, or slightly dangerous: The ocean water’s cold but I’m going in anyway – are you game? gamenoun [ S ] uk/ɡeɪm/usinformal a particular type of business activity: I'm in the stocks and shares game. be ahead of the game to know more about what is happening in a particular area of business than the people or companies you are competing against: Our research and development program ensures that we're ahead of the game. be new to the/this game informal to be involved in an activity or situation that you have not experienced before: The company is new to the political advertising game. the game is up used to tell someone that you know what their secret activities or plans are and that they cannot continue: It is a characteristic of disgraced business leaders that they can never quite accept that the game is up. See also business game confidence game
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gamenoun

game noun (FUN ACTIVITY/SPORT)

game noun (ACTIVITY)

game noun (ANIMALS)

Idiom(s)

gameadjective

gameverb [ T ]

gamenoun

game noun (ENTERTAINMENT)

game noun (ANIMALS)

gameadjective

game adjective (WILLING)

gamenoun [ S ]

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