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I. game [Brit ɡeɪm, americ ɡeɪm] SUBST

1. game (activity):

game
jeu m
to play a game
it's only a game!
to play the game fig

2. game (session, match):

3. game americ (professional sporting event):

game

4. game (section of tournament):

game (in tennis)
jeu m
game (in bridge)
game to Hadman
game, set and match

5. game (skill at playing):

game
jeu m
grass suits my game
to put sb off his/her game

6. game (trick, scheme):

game coloq
jeu m
game coloq
what's your game?
so that's his game!

7. game (activity, occupation) coloq, pej or humor:

he's new to this game

8. game:

game CAÇA, CULIN
game atrib pâté, dish, stew
game soup

II. games SUBST subst pl

1. games Brit ESCOLAR:

good at games atrib teacher, lesson, master, mistress

Expressões:

Jeux mpl

III. game [Brit ɡeɪm, americ ɡeɪm] ADJ

1. game (willing to try):

game
partant coloq
OK, I'm game

2. game (plucky):

game

3. game leg:

game
to have a game leg

IV. game [Brit ɡeɪm, americ ɡeɪm]

tout est fichu coloq
to beat sb at his/their own game
to be/go on the game coloq Brit
à bon chat, bon rat prov

bowl game

bowl game SUBST americ:

bowl game

Bowl games Info

game bag SUBST

game bag

card game SUBST

1. card game (type of game):

card game

2. card game (as activity):

card game

game warden SUBST

game warden

confidence game SUBST americ

confidence game → confidence trick

confidence trick SUBST

video game SUBST

video game

computer game SUBST

board game SUBST

board game

power game SUBST

power game

no Dicionário PONS

I. game1 [geɪm] SUBST

1. game (play, amusement):

game
jeu m
to be just a game to sb a. fig

2. game (contest):

game board game, chess
game football, rugby
game tennis
jeu m
game over
to play a good game

3. game DESP (skill level):

game
jeu m
to be off one's game
to be on one's game

4. game pej (dishonest plan):

game
jeu m
the game is up
to beat sb at their own game

5. game pl (organized):

game
jeux mpl

Expressões:

to be on the game Brit coloq
game over
to play the game
what's your game?

II. game1 [geɪm] ADJ coloq (willing)

game
to be game to +infin

game2 [geɪm] SUBST no pl

1. game (animal):

game

2. game (meat):

game
Entrada OpenDict

game SUBST

board game

parlo(u)r game SUBST

parlo(u)r game

game point SUBST

game point in tennis, handball:

game point

video game SUBST

video game

game licence SUBST

game licence

game laws SUBST pl

game laws

panel game SUBST Brit

1. panel game (on television):

panel game

2. panel game (on radio):

panel game

game birds SUBST pl

game birds
no Dicionário PONS

I. game1 [geɪm] SUBST

1. game (play, amusement):

game
jeu m
to be just a game to sb a. fig

2. game (contest):

game board game, chess
game baseball, football
game tennis
jeu m
game over
to play a good game

3. game sports (skill level):

game
jeu m
to be off one's game
to be on one's game

4. game pej (dishonest plan):

game
jeu m
the game is up
to beat sb at their own game

5. game pl (organized):

game
jeux mpl

Expressões:

to play the game
game over!
what's your game?

II. game1 [geɪm] ADJ coloq

1. game (willing):

game
to be game to +infin

2. game (lame):

game leg

game2 [geɪm] SUBST ZOOL, culin

game

parlor game SUBST

parlor game

away game SUBST

away game

game reserve SUBST

game reserve

game license SUBST

game license

game point SUBST

game point in tennis, handball:

game point

game room SUBST

game room

game birds SUBST pl

game birds

game plan SUBST

game plan
Present
Igame
yougame
he/she/itgames
wegame
yougame
theygame
Past
Igamed
yougamed
he/she/itgamed
wegamed
yougamed
theygamed
Present Perfect
Ihavegamed
youhavegamed
he/she/ithasgamed
wehavegamed
youhavegamed
theyhavegamed
Past Perfect
Ihadgamed
youhadgamed
he/she/ithadgamed
wehadgamed
youhadgamed
theyhadgamed

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One new feature was the biorhythm concept; players in the game had biorhythms that could be monitored to ensure optimal performance.
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Statistically, his best season was his junior year (199394), when he averaged 10.3 points and 8.8 rebounds per game.
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Worse, it provoked the general feeling that it would have been better if the game had never come out, instead resting forever as the dictionary definition of vapourware.
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The young Cantab came in for the final quarter and seemed to settle things down nicely with his well-rounded, if less flamboyant, game.
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A strategy game is typically larger in scope, and their main emphasis is on the player's ability to outthink their opponent.
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