| 释义 |
false-card, v. intr.
To play a false card (false a. 2 g); esp. in Bridge, to play a card other than the normal one, so as to mislead an opponent. So false-carding vbl. n.
1589W. Warner Alb. Eng. vi. xxx. 132 Nay, be it that he should espie false carding, what of it? 1902J. B. Elwell Bridge 82 The dealer false-cards so that the adversaries will not know that he holds the queen. 1923Daily Mail 23 June 6 A simple case of false-carding is where declarer holding ace, king of a suit led by an opponent takes the first trick with the ace in order to convey the idea that he does not possess the king... Many players false-card without rhyme or reason. 1939N. de V. Hart Bridge Players' Bedside Bk. xxii. 79 The declarer executed his simple piece of false-carding on the edge of an abyss. 1960T. Reese Play Bridge with Reese xxxii. 112 Unless both opponents were false-carding in spades they are 4–4. |