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game

noun (game, games); adjective (game — willing)

«game» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A game is something you play for fun with rules, like football, chess or tag. tree →
  2. A game is one match: «We won the game 3–1». tree →
  3. Games can mean a big sports event: the Olympic Games. tree →
  4. Game is wild animals hunted for food. tree →
  5. To be game is to be willing to try. tree →

In the lessons

a thing counted (games played, won, lost, video games owned) or the time when points are scored; games won + lost = played; «points per game» is a rate; phrases: «play a game», «board game», «video game», «win the game», «game over»

Examples

Note

Countable: a game, games. A thing counted or an event. Games won + lost = played (if there are no draws). Trap: «points per game» is a rate to multiply.

On Mova

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