faro¹

noun ˈfɛːrəʊ

mass noun

A gambling card game in which players bet on the order in which the cards will appear.
法罗（一种赌博纸牌戏，玩牌者对牌出现的顺序下注）
Example sentencesExamples
- A dozen or so were clustered around the faro table in the centre while, at the smaller tables, members played in pairs or foursomes.
- The first part described the game of faro and is of little importance other than showing that Daniel was learning about probability at this time.
- He did not mention that he had felt lonely, when Philip had left their picquet game to play faro and drink sociably with his peers.
- Does that mean you're a faro player?
- He was a layabout and an amateur boxer, a no-luck faro player with a temper when he lost.
- After conning a new victim, Jones would gamble away his money at faro, usually in crooked games run by other hustlers.

Origin

Early 18th century (originally as pharaoh or pharo): from French pharaon (see pharaoh), said to have been the name of the king of hearts.

Faro²

proper nounˈfɑːrəʊ

A seaport on the south coast of Portugal, capital of the Algarve; population 58,739 (2007).

Rhymes

Kilimanjaro, Pissarro, Pizarro, Tupamaro

Definition of faro in US English:

faro

nounˈferōˈfɛroʊ

A gambling card game in which players bet on the order in which the cards will appear.
法罗（一种赌博纸牌戏，玩牌者对牌出现的顺序下注）
Example sentencesExamples
- He did not mention that he had felt lonely, when Philip had left their picquet game to play faro and drink sociably with his peers.
- He was a layabout and an amateur boxer, a no-luck faro player with a temper when he lost.
- A dozen or so were clustered around the faro table in the centre while, at the smaller tables, members played in pairs or foursomes.
- The first part described the game of faro and is of little importance other than showing that Daniel was learning about probability at this time.
- After conning a new victim, Jones would gamble away his money at faro, usually in crooked games run by other hustlers.
- Does that mean you're a faro player?

Origin

Early 18th century (originally as pharaoh or pharo): from French pharaon (see pharaoh), said to have been the name of the king of hearts.

词汇	faro
释义	faro¹ noun ˈfɛːrəʊ mass noun A gambling card game in which players bet on the order in which the cards will appear. 法罗（一种赌博纸牌戏，玩牌者对牌出现的顺序下注） Example sentencesExamples A dozen or so were clustered around the faro table in the centre while, at the smaller tables, members played in pairs or foursomes. The first part described the game of faro and is of little importance other than showing that Daniel was learning about probability at this time. He did not mention that he had felt lonely, when Philip had left their picquet game to play faro and drink sociably with his peers. Does that mean you're a faro player? He was a layabout and an amateur boxer, a no-luck faro player with a temper when he lost. After conning a new victim, Jones would gamble away his money at faro, usually in crooked games run by other hustlers. Origin Early 18th century (originally as pharaoh or pharo): from French pharaon (see pharaoh), said to have been the name of the king of hearts. Faro² proper nounˈfɑːrəʊ A seaport on the south coast of Portugal, capital of the Algarve; population 58,739 (2007). Rhymes Kilimanjaro, Pissarro, Pizarro, Tupamaro noun.1 name.1 Definition of faro in US English: faro nounˈferōˈfɛroʊ A gambling card game in which players bet on the order in which the cards will appear. 法罗（一种赌博纸牌戏，玩牌者对牌出现的顺序下注） Example sentencesExamples He did not mention that he had felt lonely, when Philip had left their picquet game to play faro and drink sociably with his peers. He was a layabout and an amateur boxer, a no-luck faro player with a temper when he lost. A dozen or so were clustered around the faro table in the centre while, at the smaller tables, members played in pairs or foursomes. The first part described the game of faro and is of little importance other than showing that Daniel was learning about probability at this time. After conning a new victim, Jones would gamble away his money at faro, usually in crooked games run by other hustlers. Does that mean you're a faro player? Origin Early 18th century (originally as pharaoh or pharo): from French pharaon (see pharaoh), said to have been the name of the king of hearts.
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Faro2

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Definition of faro in US English:

faro

Origin

faro¹

Faro²