Definition of Othello in English:

Othello

noun əˈθɛləʊ

1A trademark for: a type of full-bodied red wine from Cyprus.
2A trademark for: a version of the two-player board game reversi, in which a player attempts to place pieces so that they enclose his or her opponent's pieces and hence reverse their colour.

Origin

1950s. From Othello, the name of the ‘Moor of Venice’, the main character in a story published by G. Giraldi (Cinthio) in 1565 and later used by others, most notably Shakespeare.

Definition of Othello in US English:

Othello

nounəˈθɛləʊ

1A trademark for: a type of full-bodied red wine from Cyprus.
2A trademark for: a version of the two-player board game reversi, in which a player attempts to place pieces so that they enclose his or her opponent's pieces and hence reverse their colour.

Origin

1950s. From Othello, the name of the ‘Moor of Venice’, the main character in a story published by G. Giraldi (Cinthio) in 1565 and later used by others, most notably Shakespeare.

词汇	Othello
释义	Definition of Othello in English: Othello noun əˈθɛləʊ 1A trademark for: a type of full-bodied red wine from Cyprus. 2A trademark for: a version of the two-player board game reversi, in which a player attempts to place pieces so that they enclose his or her opponent's pieces and hence reverse their colour. Origin 1950s. From Othello, the name of the ‘Moor of Venice’, the main character in a story published by G. Giraldi (Cinthio) in 1565 and later used by others, most notably Shakespeare. Definition of Othello in US English: Othello nounəˈθɛləʊ 1A trademark for: a type of full-bodied red wine from Cyprus. 2A trademark for: a version of the two-player board game reversi, in which a player attempts to place pieces so that they enclose his or her opponent's pieces and hence reverse their colour. Origin 1950s. From Othello, the name of the ‘Moor of Venice’, the main character in a story published by G. Giraldi (Cinthio) in 1565 and later used by others, most notably Shakespeare.
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