单词 | gambit |
释义 | gam·bit I. 1. 2. a. (1) < “I decided to see you myself”, was his opening gambit — Newsweek > < opened … with the gambit of inquiring whether present conditions were satisfactory — Jeremy Potter > < this was her usual opening gambit with the young — Elizabeth Goudge > < he could not, if he had pondered conversational gambits for an hour, have hit on a more successful one — C.D.Lewis > (2) < to smoke or not to smoke still flourishes as a useful conversational gambit — Saturday Review > < three other popular conversational gambits — Harold Strauss > b. (1) < employs the classic melodramatic gambit of the innocent who walks straight into somebody else's intrigue — Time > < worked up a neat legislative gambit to further their interests — New Republic > < threw up its hands and retired to think up a new gambit — Richard Thruelsen > (2) II. |
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