Examples of using "Partite" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Go!
- Leave!
- Walk!
- Just go!
- Move.
Leave tomorrow.
How many games can we win?
They've left.
Leave immediately!
I love watching soccer games.
We left on July 15.
Our team lost all its games.
Don't leave.
Don't leave.
Leave tomorrow.
Did everybody leave?
Let the games begin.
I like watching baseball games.
Tom lost three games in a row.
I love watching basketball.
We lost almost all our away games.
Our team lost all of its games.
My father often takes me to baseball games.
- He is fond of watching baseball games on TV.
- He likes watching baseball games on TV.
- He likes to watch baseball games on TV.
- He enjoys watching baseball games on TV.
We left on July 15.
Tom has won three games and lost one.
They left at what time?
They left by train.
- What time are you leaving?
- What time are you setting off?
We left four days later.
Start at the beginning.
When are you leaving for Boston?
Are you leaving by train or by plane?
I like to watch TV to see the movies and soccer games.
They have lost 10 games in a row since their winning streak ended.
- Don't leave!
- Don't leave.
- Don't leave!
- Don't leave.
- Leave immediately!
- Leave immediately.
What time do you leave tomorrow?
It's tomorrow that you're leaving, isn't it?
They just left.
They haven't left.
When did they leave?
In 1985, Garry Kasparov played a simultaneous against 32 computers and won all of the games.
They left one after another.
Leave now, or you'll miss the train.
What time do you leave here?
- Don't ever leave.
- Never leave.
Knowing the history of big games and big tournaments makes us more interested in understanding the fascinating game of chess.
A draw is the most frequent result of closed matches, in which each player seeks, above all, to restrict the opponent's actions.
We left together.
They admit they've left early.
Chess players with prodigious memories perform incredible feats, such as playing blindly, at the same time, a large number of matches.
- I thought you'd left.
- I thought that you'd left.
- I thought you had left.
They admit that they've left early.
In 1996, Garry Kasparov played a 6-game match against Deep Blue, IBM's supercomputer, and won 4 x 2.
Night coming on, we left for home.
Why don't you start?
- I thought you left with Tom.
- I thought that you left with Tom.
André Danican Philidor used to play three games at the same time, two blindly and one looking at the board. Diderot and D'Alembert cited it in the Encyclopedia as "one of the most phenomenal manifestations of the human mind".
Please don't leave.
Deep Blue, a supercomputer created by IBM in the nineties to play chess at the highest level, was retired (destroyed?) after the second match, played in 1997, against Grandmaster Garry Kasparov. Much controversy still exists around these historical matches.
In 1951, at the Palace of Soviet Pioneers, British International Master Robert Wade played a simultaneous game with 30 local children up to 14 years old. After seven hours of play, MI Wade managed to make 10 draws, having lost the other 20 matches.
Why did you leave early?
If the player deliberately touches any of his pieces, he must move it, provided he can make a valid move with it. If he deliberately touches an opponent's piece, it must be captured, if capture is legally possible. This rule applies to all formal chess competitions. Players who intend to fail to observe this rule, in friendly matches, must agree on this in advance.