chess

UK:  [tʃes]

US:  [tʃes]

n.

1.【体】国际象棋

2.【植】雀麦草

1 . hence the patient's inability to set the hands of a clock, to play chess, or to put together jig-saw puzzles.
因此病人的无能设定时钟的手，玩西洋象棋，或放一起捷格舞-锯子的难题。

2 . He said the US needed to change its tactics "to a chess game from a boxing match" .
他说美国需要改变他的策略“从拳击比赛到一盘棋。”

3 . In fact, it doesn't have to be the tool called the pin that you start out with. It can be any number of tools in your chess box.
实际上，你不一定非要从“牵制”这一工具开始，它可以是你的棋盒中的任何一个。

4 . It was an "unprecedented" offer, Netanyahu trumpeted, with the joy of a chess master springing a trap.
内塔尼亚胡称之为“前所未有”的让步，俨然一位躲过圈套而沾沾自喜的象棋大师。

5 . Among other plays on the geo- political chess board, Obama could turn out to be something of a foil for Beijing's plans in Africa.
在地缘政治角力棋盘上的各种力量中，奥巴马可能被证明会对北京在非洲的计划产生几分阻挡作用。