| 释义 |
kla·ber·jass
\ˈkläbə(r)ˌyäs\ noun
Etymology: German
: a two-handed game played with 32 cards in which a player scores by holding a higher sequence than his opponent, by holding both the king and queen of trumps, by taking the last trick, and by taking scoring cards in tricks — called also clabber, clob, clobber, jass, klab, klob |