The Wordsmith Dictionary

game bird |ˈɡeɪm ˌbərd | ▶noun 1 a bird hunted for sport or food. 2 a bird of a large group that includes pheasants, grouse, quails, guineafowl, guans, etc. [Order Galliformes: several families. ]

gamecock

game cock |ˈgāmˌkäk ˈɡeɪmkɑk | ▶noun a rooster bred and trained for cockfighting. Also called game fowl.

game engine

game en gine ▶noun the basic software of a computer game or video game.

game face

game face ▶noun a sports player's neutral or serious facial expression, displaying determination and concentration.

game farm

game farm ▶noun a farm where a variety of wild animals are kept or bred, often with facilities for visitors to observe or hunt the animals.

game fish

game fish |ɡeɪm fɪʃ |(also gamefish |ˈgāmˌfiSH |) ▶noun ( pl. same ) a fish caught by anglers for sport, esp. (in fresh water ) salmon and trout and (in the sea ) billfish, shark, bass, and many members of the mackerel family.

gamekeeper

game keep er |ˈgāmˌkēpər ˈɡeɪmˌkipər | ▶noun a person employed to breed and protect game, typically for a large estate. DERIVATIVES game keep ing |-ˌkēpiNG |noun

gamelan

gam e lan |ˈgaməˌlan ˈɡæməˌlæn | ▶noun a traditional instrumental ensemble of Indonesia, typically including many bronze percussion instruments. ORIGIN early 19th cent.: from Javanese.

game misconduct

game mis con duct |ɡeɪm ˈˌmɪskənˈdəkt | ▶noun Ice Hockey a punitive suspension of a player for the remainder of a game, with a substitution permitted.

gamepad

game pad |ˈgāmˌpad ˈɡeɪmˌpæd | ▶noun a handheld controller for video games.

game plan

game plan |ˈɡeɪm ˌplæn | ▶noun a strategy worked out in advance, esp. in sports, politics, or business.

gameplay

game play |ˈgāmˌplā ˈɡeɪmpleɪ | ▶noun the tactical aspects of a computer game, such as its plot and the way it is played, as distinct from the graphics and sound effects.

game point

game point |ɡeɪm pɔɪnt | ▶noun (in tennis and other sports ) a point that, if won by one contestant, will also win the game.

gamer

gam er |ˈgāmər ɡeɪmər | ▶noun a person who plays a game or games, typically a participant in a computer or role-playing game. • (esp. in sports ) a person known for consistently making a strong effort.

game room

game room ▶noun a room for relaxing or socializing in a house or public building, typically furnished with a pool table, Ping-Pong table, dart board, or other recreational amenities.

games console

games con sole ▶noun see console 2 ( sense 1 ).

game show

game show |ˈɡeɪm ˌʃoʊ | ▶noun a television program in which people compete to win prizes.

gamesmanship

games man ship |ˈgāmzmənˌSHip ˈɡeɪmzmənˌʃɪp | ▶noun the art of winning games by using various ploys and tactics to gain a psychological advantage. DERIVATIVES games man noun ( pl. gamesmen )

gamesome

game some |ˈgāmsəm ˈɡeɪmsəm | ▶adjective playful and merry. DERIVATIVES game some ly adverb, game some ness noun

gametangium

gam e tan gi um |ˌgaməˈtanjēəm ˌɡæməˈtænʤiəm | ▶noun ( pl. gametangia |-jēə | ) Botany a specialized organ or cell in which gametes are formed in algae, ferns, and some other plants. ORIGIN late 19th cent.: from modern Latin gameta (see gamete ) + Greek angeion ‘vessel ’ + -ium .

gamete

gam ete |ˈgamēt, gəˈmēt ˈɡæmˌit | ▶noun Biology a mature haploid male or female germ cell that is able to unite with another of the opposite sex in sexual reproduction to form a zygote. DERIVATIVES ga met ic |gəˈmetik |adjective ORIGIN late 19th cent.: from modern Latin gameta, from Greek gametē ‘wife, ’ gametēs ‘husband, ’ from gamos ‘marriage. ’

game theory

game the o ry |ˈɡeɪm ˌθɪəri |(also games theory ) ▶noun the branch of mathematics concerned with the analysis of strategies for dealing with competitive situations where the outcome of a participant's choice of action depends critically on the actions of other participants. Game theory has been applied to contexts in war, business, and biology. Compare with decision theory.

gameto-

gameto- ▶comb. form Biology representing gamete.

gametocyte

ga me to cyte |gəˈmētəˌsīt ɡəˈmidəsaɪt | ▶noun Biology a cell that divides (by meiosis ) to form gametes.

gametogenesis

gametophyte

ga me to phyte |gəˈmētəˌfīt ɡəˈmidəfaɪt | ▶noun Botany (in the life cycle of plants with alternating generations ) the gamete-producing and usually haploid phase, producing the zygote from which the sporophyte arises. It is the dominant form in bryophytes. DERIVATIVES ga me to phyt ic |gəˌmētəˈfitik |adjective

game warden

game war den |ɡeɪm ˈwɔrdn | ▶noun a person who is employed to supervise game and hunting in a particular area.

gamey

gam ey |ˈɡeɪmi | ▶adjective variant spelling of gamy.

Oxford Dictionary

game

game 1 |geɪm | ▶noun 1 a form of competitive activity or sport played according to rules. • (games ) a meeting for sporting contests: the Olympic Games. • (games ) Brit. athletics or sports as a lesson or activity at school. • a person's performance in a game; a person's standard of play: Rooks attempted to raise his game to another level. 2 an activity that one engages in for amusement: a computer game. • the equipment for a game, especially a board game or a computer game. 3 a complete episode or period of play, ending in a final result: a baseball game. • a single portion of play forming a scoring unit in a match, especially in tennis. • Bridge a score of 100 points for tricks bid and made (the best of three games constituting a rubber ). 4 informal a type of activity or business regarded as a game: he was in the restaurant game for the glamour. • a secret and clever plan or trick: I was on to his little game. 5 [ mass noun ] wild mammals or birds hunted for sport or food. • the flesh of wild mammals or birds, used as food: [ as modifier ] : a game pie. ▶adjective eager or willing to do something new or challenging: they were game for anything. ▶verb 1 [ no obj. ] (usu. as noun modifier gaming ) play at games of chance for money: a gaming machine. • play video or computer games: the next generation of gaming consoles. 2 [ with obj. ] manipulate (a situation ), typically in a way that is unfair or unscrupulous: it was very easy for a few big companies to game the system | politicians blamed electricity generators for gaming the market. PHRASES ahead of (or behind ) the game ahead of (or lagging behind ) one's competitors or peers in the same sphere of activity. beat someone at their own game use someone's own methods to outdo them in their chosen activity. the game is up the deception or crime is revealed or foiled. game on a signal for play to begin in a game or match. • Brit. informal said when one feels that a situation is about to develop in one's favour: She soon invited me back to her place. Game on! game over informal said when a situation is regarded as hopeless or irreversible. [probably from the use of the phrase at the conclusion of a computer game. ] game, set, and match used to indicate a decisive victory: the trade unions have won —game, set, and match to the workers. [said at the end of a tennis match, indicating that a player has won a game that also wins them the set and the match. ] the Great Game 1 spying. 2 the rivalry between Britain and Russia in central Asia during the 19th century. [first used by Rudyard Kipling in Kim (1901 ).] make ( a ) game of archaic mock; taunt. off (or on ) one's game playing badly (or well ). on the game Brit. informal working as a prostitute. the only game in town informal the only thing worth concerning oneself with. play someone's game advance another's plans, whether intentionally or not: to what extent are they playing the government's game? play the game behave in a fair or honourable way; abide by the rules. play games deal with someone or something in a way that lacks due seriousness or respect. what's your (or the ) game? Brit. informal what's going on? DERIVATIVES gamely adverb, gameness noun, gamester noun ORIGIN Old English gamen ‘amusement, fun ’, gamenian ‘play, amuse oneself ’, of Germanic origin.

game

game 2 |geɪm | ▶adjective dated (of a person's leg ) permanently injured; lame. ORIGIN late 18th cent.: originally dialect, of unknown origin.

game bird

game bird ▶noun 1 a bird shot for sport or food. 2 a bird of a large group that includes pheasants, grouse, quails, guinea fowl, etc. ●Order Galliformes: several families.

gamecock

gamecock |ˈgeɪmkɒk |(also gamefowl |-faʊl |) ▶noun a cock bred and trained for cockfighting.

game engine

game en ¦gine ▶noun the basic software of a computer game or video game.

game face

game face ▶noun N. Amer. a sports player's neutral or serious facial expression, displaying determination and concentration.

game farm

game farm ▶noun a farm where a variety of wild animals are kept or bred, often with facilities for visitors to observe or hunt the animals.

game fish

game fish ▶noun ( pl. same ) a fish caught by anglers for sport, especially (in fresh water ) salmon and trout and (in the sea ) billfishes, sharks, bass, and many members of the mackerel family. Compare with coarse fish.

gamekeeper

game |keep ¦er |ˈgeɪmkiːpə | ▶noun a person employed to breed and protect game, typically for a large estate. DERIVATIVES gamekeeping noun

gamelan

gamelan |ˈgaməlan | ▶noun a traditional instrumental ensemble in Java and Bali, including many bronze percussion instruments. ORIGIN early 19th cent.: from Javanese.

game misconduct

game mis |con ¦duct ▶noun Ice Hockey a punitive suspension of a player for the remainder of a game, with a substitution permitted.

gamepad

game |pad ▶noun a handheld controller for video games.

game plan

game plan ▶noun a strategy worked out in advance, especially in sport, politics, or business.

gameplay

game |play |ˈɡeɪmpleɪ | ▶noun [ mass noun ] the features of a computer game, such as its plot and the way it is played, as distinct from the graphics and sound effects.

game point

game point ▶noun (in tennis and other sports ) a point which if won by one of the players or sides will also win them a game.

gamer

gamer |ˈgeɪmə | ▶noun a person who plays a game or games, typically a participant in a computer or role-playing game. • N. Amer. a person known for consistently making a strong effort, especially in sport.

game room

game room ▶noun a room for relaxing or socializing in a house or public building, typically furnished with a pool table, Ping-Pong table, dart board, or other recreational amenities.

games console

games console ▶noun see console 2 ( sense 1 ).

game show

game show ▶noun a television programme in which people compete to win prizes.

gamesmanship

games ¦man |ship |ˈgeɪmzmənʃɪp | ▶noun [ mass noun ] the art of winning games by using various ploys and tactics to gain a psychological advantage. DERIVATIVES gamesman noun ( pl. gamesmen )

gamesome

game |some |ˈgeɪms (ə )m | ▶adjective playful and merry. DERIVATIVES gamesomely adverb, gamesomeness noun

gametangium

gametangium |ˌgamɪˈtan (d )ʒɪəm | ▶noun ( pl. gametangia |-dʒɪə | ) Botany a specialized organ or cell in which gametes are formed in algae, ferns, and some other plants. ORIGIN late 19th cent.: from modern Latin gameta (see gamete ) + Greek angeion ‘vessel ’ + -ium .

gamete

gamete |ˈgamiːt | ▶noun Biology a mature haploid male or female germ cell which is able to unite with another of the opposite sex in sexual reproduction to form a zygote. DERIVATIVES gametic |gəˈmɛtɪk |adjective ORIGIN late 19th cent.: from modern Latin gameta, from Greek gametē ‘wife ’, gametēs ‘husband ’, from gamos ‘marriage ’.

game theory

game theory (also games theory ) ▶noun [ mass noun ] the branch of mathematics concerned with the analysis of strategies for dealing with competitive situations where the outcome of a participant's choice of action depends critically on the actions of other participants. Game theory has been applied to contexts in war, business, and biology. Compare with decision theory.

gameto-

gameto- |gəˈmiːtəʊ | ▶combining form Biology representing gamete.

gametocyte

gametocyte |gəˈmiːtə (ʊ )sʌɪt | ▶noun Biology a cell that divides (by meiosis ) to form gametes.

gametogenesis

gametogenesis |gəˌmiːtə (ʊ )ˈdʒɛnɪsɪs | ▶noun [ mass noun ] Biology the process in which cells undergo meiosis to form gametes. DERIVATIVES gametogenic adjective, gametogeny noun

gametophyte

gametophyte |gəˈmiːtə (ʊ )fʌɪt | ▶noun Botany (in the life cycle of plants with alternating generations ) the gamete-producing and usually haploid phase, producing the zygote from which the sporophyte arises. It is the dominant form in bryophytes. DERIVATIVES gametophytic |-ˈfɪtɪk |adjective

game warden

game war ¦den ▶noun a person who is employed to supervise game and hunting in a particular area.

gamey

gamey ▶adjective variant spelling of gamy.

American Oxford Thesaurus

game

game noun 1 Andrew and his friends invented a new game: pastime, diversion, entertainment, amusement, distraction, divertissement, recreation, sport, activity. 2 the team hasn't lost a game all season: match, contest, tournament, meet; final, playoff. 3 I spoiled his little game: scheme, plot, ploy, stratagem, strategy, gambit, tactics; trick, device, maneuver, wile, dodge, ruse, machination, contrivance, subterfuge; prank, practical joke; informal scam; archaic shift. 4 she lived off fish and game: wild animals, wild fowl, big game. ▶adjective 1 they weren't game enough to join in: brave, courageous, plucky, bold, daring, intrepid, valiant, stouthearted, mettlesome; fearless, dauntless, undaunted, unflinching; informal gutsy, spunky. 2 I need a bit of help —are you game? willing, prepared, ready, disposed, of a mind; eager, keen, enthusiastic, up for it. ▶verb they were drinking and gaming all evening: gamble, bet, place /lay bets.

Oxford Thesaurus

game

game noun 1 the children invented a new game: pastime, diversion, entertainment, amusement, distraction, divertissement, recreation, sport, activity, leisure activity; frolic, romp, source of fun. 2 he broke his leg two weeks before the big game: match, contest, tournament, meeting, sports meeting, meet, event, athletic event, fixture, tie, cup tie, test match, final, cup final, play-off; Canadian & Scottish playdown; N. Amer. split; archaic tourney. 3 we were only playing a game on him: practical joke, prank, jest, trick, hoax; informal lark. 4 I spoiled his little game: scheme, plot, ploy, stratagem, strategy, gambit, cunning plan, master plan, grand design, crafty designs, tactics; trick, artifice, device, manoeuvre, wile, dodge, ruse, machination, contrivance, subterfuge; informal con, set-up, scam; Brit. informal wheeze; archaic shift. 5 he spent his time shooting game in the parks: wild animals, wild fowl, big game; quarry, prey. PHRASES on the game Brit. informal she says she's an ‘escort ’, but actually she's on the game: working as a prostitute, involved in prostitution, whoring, prostituting oneself, selling oneself, selling one's body, walking the streets, on the streets, practising the oldest profession, working in the sex industry; a prostitute, a whore, a call girl. ▶adjective 1 they weren't game enough to join in: brave, courageous, valiant, plucky, bold, intrepid, stout-hearted, lionhearted, unafraid, daring, dashing, spirited, mettlesome; fearless, dauntless, undaunted, unblenching, unflinching; informal gutsy, spunky, ballsy; rare venturous. ANTONYMS timid. 2 I need a bit of help —are you game? willing, favourably inclined, prepared, disposed, in the mood, of a mind, desirous, eager, keen, interested, enthusiastic, ready. ANTONYMS unwilling. ▶verb rare they were drinking and gaming all evening: gamble, bet, place bets, lay bets, wager, stake money; Brit. informal have a flutter, punt.

Duden Dictionary

Game

Game Substantiv, Neutrum , das |geɪm geːm |das Game; Genitiv: des Games, Plural: die Games englisch game = Spiel, aus dem Germanischen, vgl. althochdeutsch gaman = Lust, Vergnügen 1 [Computer ]spiel 2 Spielgewinn beim Tennis

Gameboy

Game boy Substantiv, maskulin , der ® |ˈgeɪmbɔ͜y ˈgeːm …|englisch, aus: game = Spiel und boy = Junge kleines, in der Hand zu haltendes elektronisches Gerät für bestimmte Spiele in der Art von Computerspielen (die besonders Schnelligkeit und Geschicklichkeit erfordern )

Gamelan

Ga me lan Substantiv, Neutrum , das Gamelang |G a melan |indonesisch auf einheimischen Schlag-, Blas- und Saiteninstrumenten spielendes Orchester auf Java und Bali, das vor allem Schattenspiele musikalisch begleitet

Gamelang

Ga me lang Substantiv, Neutrum , das Gamelan |G a melang |das Gamelang; Genitiv: des Gamelangs, Plural: die Gamelangs indonesisch auf einheimischen Schlag-, Blas- und Saiteninstrumenten spielendes Orchester auf Java und Bali, das vor allem Schattenspiele musikalisch begleitet

Gamelle

Ga mel le Substantiv, feminin schweizerisch , die |Gam e lle |lateinisch-spanisch-italienisch-französisch Koch- und Essgeschirr der Soldaten

Gameport

Game port , Game-Port Substantiv, maskulin EDV , der Game-Port |ˈgeɪmpɔːt ˈgeːm …ˈgeɪmpɔːt ˈgeːm …|der Gameport; Genitiv: des Gameports, Plural: die Gameports der Game-Port; Genitiv: des Game-Ports, Plural: die Game-Ports englisch game port; aus: game = Spiel und port, Port Port zum Anschluss eines peripheren 3 Gerätes (z. B. eines Joysticks ) für Computerspiele

Gameshow

Game show Substantiv, feminin Fernsehen , die |ˈgeɪmʃoʊ ˈgeːmʃoʊ |die Gameshow; Genitiv: der Gameshow, Plural: die Gameshows englisch game show, aus: game = Spiel und show, Show Unterhaltungssendung im Fernsehen, in der Kandidaten in einem Spiel oder Quiz um Preise 2a konkurrieren

Gamet

Ga met Substantiv, maskulin Biologie , der |Gam e t |der Gamet; Genitiv: des Gameten, Plural: die Gameten griechisch gamétēs = Gatte der geschlechtlichen Fortpflanzung dienende Zelle; Geschlechtszelle

Gametangiogamie

Ga met an gio ga mie Substantiv, feminin Botanik , die |Gametangiogam ie |die Gametangiogamie; Genitiv: der Gametangiogamie bei Pilzen vorkommende Art der Befruchtung, bei der die Gametangien verschmelzen, ohne Geschlechtszellen zu entlassen

Gametangium

Ga met an gi um Substantiv, Neutrum , das |Gamet a ngium |das Gametangium; Genitiv: des Gametangiums, Plural: die Gametangien Pflanzenzelle, in der sich die Geschlechtszellen in Ein- oder Mehrzahl bilden

Gametenbildung

Ga me ten bil dung Substantiv, feminin Biologie , die |Gam e tenbildung |Bildung von Gameten

Gametogamie

Ga me to ga mie Substantiv, feminin Biologie , die |Gametogam ie |die Gametogamie; Genitiv: der Gametogamie zu griechisch gámos = Hochzeit, Ehe Vereinigung zweier verschiedengeschlechtlicher Zellen

Gametogenese

Ga me to ge ne se Substantiv, feminin Biologie , die |Gametogen e se |die Gametogenese; Genitiv: der Gametogenese, Plural: die Gametogenesen Vorgang der Geschlechtszellenbildung

Gametopathie

Ga me to pa thie Substantiv, feminin Medizin , die |Gametopath ie |die Gametopathie; Genitiv: der Gametopathie, Plural: die Gametopathien Keimschäden, die von der Zeit der Reifung der Gameten bis zur Befruchtung auftreten

Gametophyt

Ga me to phyt Substantiv, maskulin Botanik , der |Gametoph y t |zu griechisch phytón = Pflanze (im Fortpflanzungsprozess der Pflanzen ) Pflanze, die Gameten ausbildet

Gametozyt

Ga me to zyt Substantiv, maskulin Biologie , der |Gametoz y t |der Gametozyt; Genitiv: des Gametozyten, Plural: die Gametozyten zu griechisch kýtos = Höhle, Wölbung noch nicht geschlechtsspezifisch zu unterscheidende Zelle, aus der im Verlauf der Gametenbildung die Gameten hervorgehen

French Dictionary

gamelle

gamelle n. f. nom féminin Écuelle de métal. : Une gourde et une gamelle pour le camping. Note Orthographique ga m elle.

gamète

gamète n. m. nom masculin Cellule reproductrice. Note Technique Attention au genre masculin de ce nom: un gamète.

Spanish Dictionary

gamelán

gamelán nombre masculino Orquesta indonesia que interpreta la música cortesana y acompaña las representaciones teatrales y los desfiles públicos, variando el número de instrumentos según los usos :el origen de los gamelanes se remonta al siglo xiii .

gamella

gamella nombre femenino 1 Arco que se forma en cada extremo del yugo de los animales de tiro .2 Cajón grande de madera que sirve para dar de comer a los animales, para fregar y lavar y para otros usos domésticos .3 Tejido peludo, fuerte e impermeable, hecho antiguamente con pelo de camello y actualmente con lana .

gamelote

gamelote nombre masculino Venez Hierba de hasta 5 m de largo, provista de tallos robustos, que crece en las regiones cálidas y se utiliza como alimento para el ganado .

gameto

gameto nombre masculino biol Célula reproductora masculina o femenina de un ser vivo :en el momento de la fecundación se fusionan los gametos masculino y femenino para formar el zigoto .

gametofito

gametofito o gametófito nombre masculino biol Fase haploide de un vegetal destinada a producir gametos; es propio de las plantas de generación alternante, sexual y asexuada .

gametogénesis

gametogénesis nombre femenino biol Proceso evolutivo de las células germinales en gametos masculinos o femeninos :la gametogénesis masculina se llama espermatogénesis y la femenina, ovogénesis .El plural es gametogénesis .

gamezno

gamezno nombre masculino Cría del gamo .

Sanseido Dictionary

GAME

GAME 〖 GEWEX Asian Monsoon Experiment 〗アジアモンスーンエネルギー水循環研究観測計画。アジア諸国を中心にモンスーンなどを観測し水循環を解明しようとする国際的な共同研究のこと。1996 年開始。

Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary

game

game 1 /ɡeɪm /〖語源は「楽しく跳ねる」〗名詞複～s /-z /1 a. C (スポーツなどの )試合 ; 競技 ; (賭（か）けなどの )勝負 ;〖～s 〗大会, 競技会 ▸ play [watch ] a football game サッカーの試合をする [見る ]▸ win [lose ] the game against China 中国との試合に勝つ [負ける ]▸ the Olympic Games オリンピック (競技大会 )類義 gameとmatch ①｟米｠では団体競技や -ballの付く競技にはgameを, 格闘技など動詞 playの目的語にならない競技ではmatchを用いる傾向がある (→play 他動詞 1 語法 ). ｟英｠ではどちらにもmatchを用いることが多い .②「公式試合」「対抗戦」などではしばしばmatchが好まれる .b. C 勝利の得点, 勝つために必要な得点 ; 試合中の得点 .c. 〖単数形で; しばしばone 's ～〗(特定の競技での )技術の程度, 試合運び, 戦いぶり ; やり方 ▸ raise [improve ] one's game 腕を上げる 2 C (テニスブリッジなどの )ゲーム (!テニスではgameが集まってset, setが集まってmatchとなる ) .3 C 遊び, 遊戯, 娯楽, ゲーム (!子供のおもちゃ遊びやごっこ遊び ) ; 冗談 ; (お )楽しみ, 娯楽 ; (本気ではない )ただの遊び ▸ as a game 遊びとして ▸ play a guessing [computer ] game なぞ解き遊び [コンピュータゲーム ]をする 4 ｟英｠〖～s 〗(学校の )体育 (!特にチーム同士で対戦する授業で, 体操などは含まれない ) .5 C ゲーム用の器具 .6 C 〖通例修飾語を伴って〗有利になるように使う手, 計略 ; 駆け引き ▸ play political games with the lives of innocent citizens 何の罪もない市民の命を政治的駆け引きの道具にする ▸ So that's your little game .なるほどそれが君の策略か 7 U (ゲームのような )事業, 計画, 企て .8 U ｟くだけて｠職業, 仕事 ▸ advertising [public relations ] game 広告 [宣伝 ]業 ▸ He's fairly new to this game .彼はこの商売ではほんの駆け出しだ 9 U 狩猟の獲物 (の肉 ); (追跡攻撃の )目標 [対象 ].10 C 飼われたハクチョウの群れ .ah è ad of the g á me 優勢な .A's all part of the g á me .A 〈物事〉については (いつものことで )驚かない [怒らない ].b è at [pl à y ] À at A's ò wn g á me A 〈相手〉と同じ方法を用いてAを負かす ; Aの得意分野でAを負かす .be on [off ] one's g á me (競技などで )〈人が〉調子が良い [悪い ]; 形勢が良い [悪い ].be [go ] on the g á me ｟英俗｠売春をやっている ; ｟米くだけて｠不法なことに手をそめている .g è t g á me ｟米くだけた話｠(特にスポーツの )才能がある .g ì ve the g á me aw à y 〈人物が〉 (うっかり )〈秘密感情〉を露（あらわ）にする .h à ve the g á me in one's h á nd 勝利をほぼ手中に収めている .m à ke g á me of A ｟やや古｠A 〈人〉をからかう .pl à y A's g á me ＝pl à y the g á me of A (知らずに )Aの有利になることをする .pl à y (s ì lly ) g á mes «…に対して » いいかげんな [不誠実な ]態度を取る, «…を » こけにする, からかう, じらす «with » .pl à y the g á me 規則に従って [正々堂々と ]行動する .(That's a ) g à me that [at which ] tw ó can pl à y .そちらがその気ならこちらもやるぞ (!脅し文句 ) .The g à me is [The g à me's ] ú p .｟話｠観念しろ ; 万事休す .Tw ó can pl à y at th à t g á me .=(That's a ) game that two can play .Wh à t's A's g á me? ｟英話｠A 〈人〉の真意は何なんだ ; Aはいったいどういうつもりだ .形容詞 1 «…する /…の » 情熱 [エネルギー ]がある ; 気力 [意志 ]がある «to do /for » .2 元気 [勇気, 闘志 ]がある ; 乗り気である, 熱心である .3 狩猟の獲物の [に関する ].動詞自動詞 1 賭（か）け事をする .2 コンピュータゲームをする .他動詞 1 …を賭け事で失う (away ).2 ｟米｠(自分に有利なように )〈制度など〉を悪用する .～́ b ì rd 獲物の鳥 .～́ f ì sh 釣りの対象となる魚 .～́ f ò wl (闘鶏用の )シャモ .～́ l à w 狩猟法 .～̀ of ch á nce 賭け事 .～́ p à rk (特にアフリカの )禁猟区, 動物保護区域 .～́ pl à n 1 〖通例one 's ～〗試合に勝つための戦略 .2 ｟報道｠〖しばしばone 's ～〗目的を達成するために行う予定の行動, 方針 .～́ p ò int (テニスなどの )ゲームポイント〘各ゲームの決勝点〙.～́ res è rve [pr è serve ]禁猟区 .～́ r ò om ゲーム室 .～́ sh ò w (賞品賞金を賭けたテレビの )ゲーム [クイズ ]番組 .～́ th è ory 〖the ～〗〘数〙ゲーム理論 .～́ w à rden 猟区管理官 .

game

game 2 形容詞｟やや古｠(特に脚が )不自由な .

gamekeeper

g á me k è eper 名詞 C 私有猟場の管理人 .

gamely

g á me ly 副詞勇敢に ▸ gamely try 果敢に挑戦する

gamer

g á m er 名詞 C 1 ｟俗｠テレビゲームオタク .2 ｟米くだけて｠いい働きをする選手 .

gamesmanship

games man ship /ɡéɪmzmənʃɪ̀p /名詞 U 反則すれすれの頭脳プレー [駆け引き ](｟男女共用｠gamestership ).

gamete

gam ete /ɡǽmiːt, ɡəmíːt /名詞 C 〘生物〙配偶子, 生殖細胞 .