Examples of using "Partie" in a sentence and their english translations:
- The match was stopped.
- The game was stopped.
You lost the game.
They were playing a game of checkers.
Shall we have a game of chess?
The match ended in a draw by repetition of moves.
Do you want to play shogi?
The referee is blowing the final whistle.
- Count me in.
- I'm all for it.
- Would you like to play a game of Japanese chess?
- Would you fancy a game of Japanese chess?
Thanks to your stupidity, we lost the game.
What do you say to a game of chess?
The match was cancelled due to the heavy rain.
Would you like to play a game of chess?
We will take part in a tennis match.
I'd like to play a game of squash.
- I'd like to play a game of golf.
- I would like to play golf.
Tom challenged Mary to a game of chess.
Would you like to play a game of Japanese chess?
She will make a fine match for my son.
- Shall we have a game of chess?
- Shall we play a game of chess?
I made a bet that she would win the game.
How about playing chess tonight?
- I thought you might want to play a game of chess.
- I thought that you might want to play a game of chess.
All were present.
Chuck Norris can win a game of Connect Four in three moves.
No matter when you come, I'll play a game of Japanese chess with you.
- Count me in.
- Count me in!
- I'm all for it!
This board game was designed so that every game is fairly close until the last turn.
I made a bet that she would win the game.
"Tom, do you fancy a game of chess?" "No, not any more today, Mary. I'm tired and I want to go to bed."
- You're going to lose the game.
- You're about to lose the game.
The Ruy López opening, also known as the Spanish opening (1.e4 e5 2.♘f3 ♘c6 3.♗b5), is perhaps the most famous and certainly one of the most studied lines of the game of chess.
In the 15th century the Spanish inquisitor Pedro de Arbués de Épila organized in Zaragoza a game of "living chess" with heretics to stand in as figures who were put to death when they were "captured". In 1867 Arbués was canonized by Pope Pius IX.
It was my turn to play and my king wasn't being attacked, that is, wasn't put in check. But, none of my pieces could make any valid move. Thus, what is called "drowned king" or "draw by drowning" was characterized. The match was a draw.