Definition of McKenney in English:

McKenney

noun məˈkɛni

Contract Bridge

In defensive play, a system of signals and discards by which a player indicates a desire for his or her partner to lead a particular suit. Usually attributive, frequently in "McKenney convention".

Origin

1930s. From the name of William E. McKenney, U.S. player of bridge, who popularized the system (devised by the American player Hy Lavinthal in 1934) in his daily newspaper column.

Definition of McKenney in US English:

McKenney

nounməˈkɛni

Contract Bridge

In defensive play, a system of signals and discards by which a player indicates a desire for his or her partner to lead a particular suit. Usually attributive, frequently in "McKenney convention".

Origin

1930s. From the name of William E. McKenney, U.S. player of bridge, who popularized the system (devised by the American player Hy Lavinthal in 1934) in his daily newspaper column.

词汇	McKenney
释义	Definition of McKenney in English: McKenney noun məˈkɛni Contract Bridge In defensive play, a system of signals and discards by which a player indicates a desire for his or her partner to lead a particular suit. Usually attributive, frequently in "McKenney convention". Origin 1930s. From the name of William E. McKenney, U.S. player of bridge, who popularized the system (devised by the American player Hy Lavinthal in 1934) in his daily newspaper column. Definition of McKenney in US English: McKenney nounməˈkɛni Contract Bridge In defensive play, a system of signals and discards by which a player indicates a desire for his or her partner to lead a particular suit. Usually attributive, frequently in "McKenney convention". Origin 1930s. From the name of William E. McKenney, U.S. player of bridge, who popularized the system (devised by the American player Hy Lavinthal in 1934) in his daily newspaper column.
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