| 释义 |
can·field
\ˈkanˌfēld\ noun
(-s)
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: after Richard A. Canfield died 1914 American gambling-house proprietor
1. : klondike 2
2. : a form of solitaire in which the player deals a reserve pile of 13 cards, lays out 4 face-up cards as a tableau, and turns up the remaining cards one or three at a time, the object being to build additional piles of each suit in ascending sequence |