Definition of queenside in English:

queenside

noun ˈkwiːnsʌɪdˈkwēnsīd

Chess

The half of the board on which both queens stand at the start of a game (the left-hand side for White, right for Black)
〔棋〕后翼
White was able to develop an early initiative on the queenside
as modifier Black is menacing White's queenside pawns
Example sentencesExamples
- White may also shift his play to the queenside; often black expands in that area and is open to a counterattack by the first player.
- White has started his kingside advance, while Black has yet to create his own threats on the queenside.
- Since the black pieces are cramped on the queenside, and the kingside is open, action should be taken there.
- In the two games where this variation was tested, White was able to develop an early initiative on the queenside.
- He is behind in development, can't castle kingside and his queenside is weakened.
- White has a space advantage on the queenside and also a queenside majority of pawns.
- I have a space advantage on the queenside and in the center, and now I decide to take the initiative on the kingside as well!
- Black is opening a file on the queenside in order to activate his rook.
- White will mop up the black queenside pawns and take the rook at his leisure.
- However, this idea is quite risky if the White King is living on the queenside.
- White has some targets on the queenside, but Black's counterplay turns out to be sufficient.
- But now his centre pawns have been immobilized and white has taken the initiative on the queenside.
- Now Black's Bishop looks more like a pawn and White has the queenside all to himself.
- Black also maintains more options in the Classical lines for accelerated play on the queenside.
- Topalov gave up a rook for bishop early in his game with Bacrot, and eventually got passed pawns on the queenside for the win.
- The plan of creating a passed pawn on the queenside is not particularly dangerous.
- Much of the King's Indian is based on White having faith in his queenside play over Black's kingside chances.
- Now Black's pawn structure on the queenside becomes a second weakness and Black goes down the hill.
- This, in turn, leaves him vulnerable in the centre and on the queenside.
- Black tries a tricky one-pawn advance that manages to use up two more moves still without developing any of his queenside.

Definition of queenside in US English:

queenside

nounˈkwēnsīd

Chess

The half of the board on which both queens stand at the start of a game (the left-hand side for White, right for Black)
〔棋〕后翼
White was able to develop an early initiative on the queenside
as modifier Black is menacing White's queenside pawns
Example sentencesExamples
- Now Black's pawn structure on the queenside becomes a second weakness and Black goes down the hill.
- In the two games where this variation was tested, White was able to develop an early initiative on the queenside.
- Black also maintains more options in the Classical lines for accelerated play on the queenside.
- White has some targets on the queenside, but Black's counterplay turns out to be sufficient.
- Since the black pieces are cramped on the queenside, and the kingside is open, action should be taken there.
- Much of the King's Indian is based on White having faith in his queenside play over Black's kingside chances.
- But now his centre pawns have been immobilized and white has taken the initiative on the queenside.
- Topalov gave up a rook for bishop early in his game with Bacrot, and eventually got passed pawns on the queenside for the win.
- Black is opening a file on the queenside in order to activate his rook.
- However, this idea is quite risky if the White King is living on the queenside.
- The plan of creating a passed pawn on the queenside is not particularly dangerous.
- Black tries a tricky one-pawn advance that manages to use up two more moves still without developing any of his queenside.
- White has a space advantage on the queenside and also a queenside majority of pawns.
- White will mop up the black queenside pawns and take the rook at his leisure.
- This, in turn, leaves him vulnerable in the centre and on the queenside.
- White has started his kingside advance, while Black has yet to create his own threats on the queenside.
- White may also shift his play to the queenside; often black expands in that area and is open to a counterattack by the first player.
- I have a space advantage on the queenside and in the center, and now I decide to take the initiative on the kingside as well!
- Now Black's Bishop looks more like a pawn and White has the queenside all to himself.
- He is behind in development, can't castle kingside and his queenside is weakened.

词汇	queenside
释义	Definition of queenside in English: queenside noun ˈkwiːnsʌɪdˈkwēnsīd Chess The half of the board on which both queens stand at the start of a game (the left-hand side for White, right for Black) 〔棋〕后翼 White was able to develop an early initiative on the queenside as modifier Black is menacing White's queenside pawns Example sentencesExamples White may also shift his play to the queenside; often black expands in that area and is open to a counterattack by the first player. White has started his kingside advance, while Black has yet to create his own threats on the queenside. Since the black pieces are cramped on the queenside, and the kingside is open, action should be taken there. In the two games where this variation was tested, White was able to develop an early initiative on the queenside. He is behind in development, can't castle kingside and his queenside is weakened. White has a space advantage on the queenside and also a queenside majority of pawns. I have a space advantage on the queenside and in the center, and now I decide to take the initiative on the kingside as well! Black is opening a file on the queenside in order to activate his rook. White will mop up the black queenside pawns and take the rook at his leisure. However, this idea is quite risky if the White King is living on the queenside. White has some targets on the queenside, but Black's counterplay turns out to be sufficient. But now his centre pawns have been immobilized and white has taken the initiative on the queenside. Now Black's Bishop looks more like a pawn and White has the queenside all to himself. Black also maintains more options in the Classical lines for accelerated play on the queenside. Topalov gave up a rook for bishop early in his game with Bacrot, and eventually got passed pawns on the queenside for the win. The plan of creating a passed pawn on the queenside is not particularly dangerous. Much of the King's Indian is based on White having faith in his queenside play over Black's kingside chances. Now Black's pawn structure on the queenside becomes a second weakness and Black goes down the hill. This, in turn, leaves him vulnerable in the centre and on the queenside. Black tries a tricky one-pawn advance that manages to use up two more moves still without developing any of his queenside. Definition of queenside in US English: queenside nounˈkwēnsīd Chess The half of the board on which both queens stand at the start of a game (the left-hand side for White, right for Black) 〔棋〕后翼 White was able to develop an early initiative on the queenside as modifier Black is menacing White's queenside pawns Example sentencesExamples Now Black's pawn structure on the queenside becomes a second weakness and Black goes down the hill. In the two games where this variation was tested, White was able to develop an early initiative on the queenside. Black also maintains more options in the Classical lines for accelerated play on the queenside. White has some targets on the queenside, but Black's counterplay turns out to be sufficient. Since the black pieces are cramped on the queenside, and the kingside is open, action should be taken there. Much of the King's Indian is based on White having faith in his queenside play over Black's kingside chances. But now his centre pawns have been immobilized and white has taken the initiative on the queenside. Topalov gave up a rook for bishop early in his game with Bacrot, and eventually got passed pawns on the queenside for the win. Black is opening a file on the queenside in order to activate his rook. However, this idea is quite risky if the White King is living on the queenside. The plan of creating a passed pawn on the queenside is not particularly dangerous. Black tries a tricky one-pawn advance that manages to use up two more moves still without developing any of his queenside. White has a space advantage on the queenside and also a queenside majority of pawns. White will mop up the black queenside pawns and take the rook at his leisure. This, in turn, leaves him vulnerable in the centre and on the queenside. White has started his kingside advance, while Black has yet to create his own threats on the queenside. White may also shift his play to the queenside; often black expands in that area and is open to a counterattack by the first player. I have a space advantage on the queenside and in the center, and now I decide to take the initiative on the kingside as well! Now Black's Bishop looks more like a pawn and White has the queenside all to himself. He is behind in development, can't castle kingside and his queenside is weakened.
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