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whist - traducción al árabe
CARD GAME
Whist drive; Whist drives; Esmakker whist; Whist (card game); Whists; Ladder Whist
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WHIST
الفعل
أَصْمَتَ ; أَطْرَقَ ; سَكَتَ ; سَكَّتَ ; صَمَتَ ; صَمَّتَ
whist
صِيغَةُ تَعَجُّب : نوع من لَعِب الوَرَق يُسَمَّى الهويست
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اسْم : صَهْ . أسكت
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اسْم : صَهْ . أسكت
whist
VI
يصمت
INTERJ
صه! اسكت!
ADJ
صامت ، ساكن
N
الهويست: ضرب من لعب الورق او الشدة
يصمت
INTERJ
صه! اسكت!
ADJ
صامت ، ساكن
N
الهويست: ضرب من لعب الورق او الشدة
Definición
whist
whist1 [w?st]
¦ noun a card game, usually for two pairs of players, in which points are scored according to the number of tricks won.
Origin
C17 (earlier as whisk): perh. from whisk (with ref. to whisking away the tricks); perh. assoc. with whist2.
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whist2 [(h)w?st]
¦ exclamation variant spelling of whisht.
Wikipedia
Whist
Whist is a classic English trick-taking card game which was widely played in the 18th and 19th centuries. Although the rules are simple, there is scope for strategic play.
Ejemplos de uso de whist
1. Tea on the Pyramids ... a fancy dress whist drive ... Christmas dinner overlooking the Suez Canal.
2. In one, Lieutenant Hubert Wolton describes how he and his comrades organised a pre–battle whist drive – half dressing up as ‘ladies‘ to take on the men.
3. And in the true spirit of Britishness, he records: "We had tea at the top." On Christmas Day, 1'16, he describes how officers had a game of whist.
4. Aides have revealed few details about this trip, but Ogletree said the vacationing families usually organize soccer games and play games such as dominoes and bid whist.
5. Residents of Wray have been involved in a clean up operation at the institute hall which is usually the scene of placid whist drives, coffee mornings and parish council meetings.