gambits
[ˈɡæmbits]

n.

开局让棋法( gambit的名词复数 )；策略，诡计；

英英释义

gambit

• n.
  • an opening remark intended to secure an advantage for the speaker

    同义词：ploy

  • a maneuver in a game or conversation

    同义词：ploystratagem

  • a chess move early in the game in which the player sacrifices minor pieces in order to obtain an advantageous position

权威例句

"Gambits".
Deadly gambits
Gambits: Conversational Strategy Signals
Schemata, gambits and precedent: some factors in design expertise
Deadly gambits : the Reagan administration and the stalemate in nuclear arms control
Errors in Speech Act Realization and Use of Gambits.
Reactions to Heterosexual Opening Gambits: Female Selectivity and Male Responsiveness
Teaching Gambits: The Effect of Instruction and Task Variation on the Use of Conversation Strategies by Intermediate Spanish Students
Phatic, Metalingual and Metacommunicative Functions in Discourse: Gambits and Repairs.
The Internationalization of Singapore's State Enterprise Network: Notes on Singapore's Gambits in the Gulf Region