英语词汇“crokinole”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-春雷网

crokinole¹

noun ˈkrəʊkɪnəʊlˈkroʊkəˌnoʊl

mass noun

A board game played mainly in Canada, in which players take turns flicking small discs across a circular playing surface with the aim of displacing opponents' pieces and landing in the higher-scoring central sections.
we'd play ping-pong and crokinole and drink ginger ale

Origin

Late 19th century: from French croquignole ‘flip, flick’.

crokinole²

(also croquignole, krokinole)

nounˈkrəʊkɪnəʊlˈkroʊkəˌnoʊl

mass nounCanadian

A board game in which participants take turns to flick wooden discs on to the circular playing surface, attempting to displace opponents' pieces and land in the higher-scoring central sections.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Milwaukee (Wisconsin) Sentinel. From French croquignole flip, flick, of uncertain origin; perhaps from croquer to crunch, bite; compare -ole.

crokinole¹

nounˈkroʊkəˌnoʊlˈkrōkəˌnōl

A board game played mainly in Canada, in which players take turns flicking small disks across a circular playing surface with the aim of displacing opponents' pieces and landing in the higher-scoring central sections.
we'd play ping-pong and crokinole and drink ginger ale

Origin

Late 19th century: from French croquignole ‘flip, flick’.

crokinole²

(also croquignole, krokinole)

nounˈkroʊkəˌnoʊlˈkrōkəˌnōl

Canadian

A board game in which participants take turns to flick wooden discs on to the circular playing surface, attempting to displace opponents' pieces and land in the higher-scoring central sections.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Milwaukee (Wisconsin) Sentinel. From French croquignole flip, flick, of uncertain origin; perhaps from croquer to crunch, bite; compare -ole.

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释义	crokinole¹ noun ˈkrəʊkɪnəʊlˈkroʊkəˌnoʊl mass noun A board game played mainly in Canada, in which players take turns flicking small discs across a circular playing surface with the aim of displacing opponents' pieces and landing in the higher-scoring central sections. we'd play ping-pong and crokinole and drink ginger ale Origin Late 19th century: from French croquignole ‘flip, flick’. crokinole² (also croquignole, krokinole) nounˈkrəʊkɪnəʊlˈkroʊkəˌnoʊl mass nounCanadian A board game in which participants take turns to flick wooden discs on to the circular playing surface, attempting to displace opponents' pieces and land in the higher-scoring central sections. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Milwaukee (Wisconsin) Sentinel. From French croquignole flip, flick, of uncertain origin; perhaps from croquer to crunch, bite; compare -ole. noun.1 noun.2 crokinole¹ nounˈkroʊkəˌnoʊlˈkrōkəˌnōl A board game played mainly in Canada, in which players take turns flicking small disks across a circular playing surface with the aim of displacing opponents' pieces and landing in the higher-scoring central sections. we'd play ping-pong and crokinole and drink ginger ale Origin Late 19th century: from French croquignole ‘flip, flick’. crokinole² (also croquignole, krokinole) nounˈkroʊkəˌnoʊlˈkrōkəˌnōl Canadian A board game in which participants take turns to flick wooden discs on to the circular playing surface, attempting to displace opponents' pieces and land in the higher-scoring central sections. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Milwaukee (Wisconsin) Sentinel. From French croquignole flip, flick, of uncertain origin; perhaps from croquer to crunch, bite; compare -ole. noun.1 noun.2
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