en play chess

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

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play chess requires…

  • en get a chess set ➜
  • en learn the rules ➜
  • en get the chess board ➜
  • en have a chess board ➜
  • en find someone to play with ➜
  • en know the rules ➜
  • en set up the pieces ➜
  • en arrange the pieces ➜
  • en buy a set ➜
  • en buying chess ➜
  • en find a chess partner ➜
  • en find someone else to play against ➜
  • en find an opponent ➜
  • en find a partner ➜
  • en find a partner to play with ➜
  • en get a chessboard ➜
  • en get a partner ➜
  • en have an oppenant ➜
  • en have a set ➜
  • en join the chess team ➜
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play chess is a subevent of…

  • en winning ➜
  • en move pieces ➜
  • en thinking ➜
  • en you lose ➜
  • en think ahead ➜
  • en win ➜
  • en an artificially intelligent opponent ➜
  • en attacking and defending ➜
  • en being part of a tournament ➜
  • en being watched by kibitzers ➜
  • en calculate variations ➜
  • en capture of a bishop ➜
  • en capture of a knight ➜
  • en capture of a pawn ➜
  • en capture of a queen ➜
  • en capture of a rook ➜
  • en capture pawns ➜
  • en capturing en passant ➜
  • en castling ➜
  • en castling the king ➜
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play chess is motivated by…

  • en have fun ➜
  • en exercise your analytical skills ➜
  • en you like the mental challenge ➜
  • en you like mental challenges ➜
  • en satisfaction ➜
  • en you are bored ➜
  • en a challenge ➜
  • en you enjoy it ➜
  • en you enjoy the challenge ➜
  • en you enjoy challenges ➜
  • en be entertained ➜
  • en it is an exciting game ➜
  • en exercise your mind ➜
  • en it is fun ➜
  • en learn to think ahead ➜
  • en you like the challenge ➜
  • en you like stragity games ➜
  • en someone made me ➜
  • en play a game ➜
  • en practice thinking about strategy ➜
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Things used for play chess

  • en a chess board ➜
  • en a pawn ➜
  • en a bishop ➜
  • en a machine ➜
  • en a queen ➜
  • en a chess bishop ➜
  • en a chess king ➜
  • en a chess knight ➜
  • en a chess pawn ➜
  • en a king ➜

play chess is the first step of…

  • en make an opening move ➜
  • en move your pawn ➜
  • en set up the board ➜
  • en contemplate a move ➜
  • en determine who plays white ➜
  • en move a piece ➜
  • en move a white knight ➜
  • en move a white pawn ➜
  • en set up the chess board ➜
  • en set up the game pieces ➜
  • en setting up the figures ➜
  • en think ➜

play chess is the last step of…

  • en put away the pieces ➜
  • en say, "checkmate !" ➜
  • en checkmate ➜
  • en pack away the chessboard ➜
  • en put the opponent's king in checkmate ➜
  • en put the set away ➜
  • en win ➜
  • en win or lose the game ➜

Things that make you want play chess

  • en boredom ➜
  • en Being bored ➜
  • en having someone to play with ➜
  • en A desire for mental stimulation ➜
  • en A desire to be intellectually challenged ➜
  • en Smoking methamphetamine ➜

Things capable of play chess

  • en children ➜
  • en Both humans and computers ➜

Synonyms

  • zh 下棋 ➜
  • zh 着棋 ➜
  • zh 著棋 ➜

Things that want play chess

  • en A person might ➜
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