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game
/ɡeɪ̯m/ adjective A1 (estimated)
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game
/ɡeɪ̯m/ noun · plural: games A1 (estimated)
1. playful activity that may be unstructured, amusement, pastime
2. activity described by a set of rules, especially for the purpose of entertainment
3. particular instance of playing a game; match
| German | das Spiel, die Partei, der Match |
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| French | le jeu, le match, partie |
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| Portuguese | o jogo, a partida |
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| Czech | zápas, utkání |
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| Italian | la partita, gioco |
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| Spanish | la partida, el partido |
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| Dutch | de partij, de match, de wedstrijd |
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| Swedish | ett spel, en match, ett parti |
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| Latin | ludus |
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4. video game — see also video game
| German | das Videospiel, das Computerspiel |
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| French | jeu vidéo |
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| Portuguese | o jogo, o videojogo |
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| Italian | il videogioco, il videogame |
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to game
/ɡeɪ̯m/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to play games
| German | gamen, zocken |
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| Czech | hrát, pařit |
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| Swedish | spela, gejma |
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2. to defeat the rules in order to obtain a result
| Portuguese | burlar |
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| Spanish | burlar |
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