Definition of kriegspiel in English:

kriegspiel

noun ˈkriːɡspiːl-ˌspēl

mass noun

1A war game in which blocks representing armies or other military units are moved about on maps.
Example sentencesExamples
- The modern general staff system developed three key innovations that helped establish military science as a viable discipline of learning in its own right: the staff ride, the kriegspiel or wargame and the case study.
2A form of chess in which each player has a separate board and can only infer the position of the opponent's forces from limited information given by an umpire.

Origin

Late 19th century: from German, from Krieg 'war' + Spiel 'game'.

Definition of kriegspiel in US English:

kriegspiel

noun-ˌspēl

1A war game in which blocks representing armies or other military units are moved about on maps.
Example sentencesExamples
- The modern general staff system developed three key innovations that helped establish military science as a viable discipline of learning in its own right: the staff ride, the kriegspiel or wargame and the case study.
1. 1.1 A form of chess in which each player has a separate board and can only infer the position of the opponent's forces from limited information given by an umpire who disallows illegal moves.

Origin

Late 19th century: from German, from Krieg ‘war’ + Spiel ‘game’.

单词	kriegspiel
释义	Definition of kriegspiel in English: kriegspiel noun ˈkriːɡspiːl-ˌspēl mass noun 1A war game in which blocks representing armies or other military units are moved about on maps. Example sentencesExamples The modern general staff system developed three key innovations that helped establish military science as a viable discipline of learning in its own right: the staff ride, the kriegspiel or wargame and the case study. 2A form of chess in which each player has a separate board and can only infer the position of the opponent's forces from limited information given by an umpire. Origin Late 19th century: from German, from Krieg 'war' + Spiel 'game'. Definition of kriegspiel in US English: kriegspiel noun-ˌspēl 1A war game in which blocks representing armies or other military units are moved about on maps. Example sentencesExamples The modern general staff system developed three key innovations that helped establish military science as a viable discipline of learning in its own right: the staff ride, the kriegspiel or wargame and the case study. 1.1 A form of chess in which each player has a separate board and can only infer the position of the opponent's forces from limited information given by an umpire who disallows illegal moves. Origin Late 19th century: from German, from Krieg ‘war’ + Spiel ‘game’.
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