checkmate
ચેકમેટ
definition
verb
I had one middle-aged student who stubbornly refused to castle, saying that his King would be trapped in the corner and checkmated .
put into checkmate.
noun
To move her bishop to strike his knight would leave the king open on two sides without escape, a checkmate .
a check from which a king cannot escape.
translation of 'checkmate'
શેતરંજમાં શેહમાત કરવું,
શેતરંજમાં છેવટની જીતની ચાલ,
તોડી પાડવી કે નિષ્ફળ બનાવવી
example
The King is very close to the corner of the board and Black threatens 'checkmate' in two!
Cain retained his confident smile, like chess master watching his opponent move closer and closer to their own 'checkmate' .
This could be a 'checkmate' if it weren't for Floyd's knight in the way.
Can I now just force 'checkmate' with a sequence of checks?
The object of the game is to 'checkmate' your opponent's king.
So I don't hate you now, and I don't even want to 'checkmate' you now.
I couldn't take it with the king or I would be moving into 'checkmate' .
For example, it is not possible to force a 'checkmate' with a king and two knights against a lone king.
if the rebel forces succeed in cutting off the road, they will have achieved 'checkmate'
Surprisingly enough I even managed to 'checkmate' the computer, though I think I had some help from my companion.
I got his queen, then he got mine, so I got a pawn to his side and got him in 'checkmate' .
The times your own pieces have been blocked by the knights and bishops you seem bent on protecting, leaving me free to 'checkmate' you, are uncountable.
But taking the knight left my rook a wide open path to move across the board and 'checkmate' your king.
I can just keep on checking you, forcing you to move where I want you to before I bring down my other pieces and 'checkmate' .
A final blow, White now threatens 'checkmate' in one move and Black is lost by force.
A dream of every chess player is to win the game with a quick 'checkmate' .
To move her bishop to strike his knight would leave the king open on two sides without escape, a 'checkmate' .
Tomorrow, it's a high stakes game of chess where a 'checkmate' means you might be checked out of Hollywood.
Though the government is mapping out sophisticated strategies to 'checkmate' their unauthorized intruders.
The author next introduces the concept of 'checkmate' , which is, after all, what one seeks to achieve in the game.
Each believes it can find new allies that will help it 'checkmate' or counterattack.
Clearly, however, the dictator and his cronies are worried since this is a classic delaying gambit akin to racing chess pieces around the board in a desperate attempt to stave off impending 'checkmate' .
Throwing in the proverbial towel is, however, not an option according to the rules of this particular contest, which state that the game can only end with 'checkmate' or stalemate.
Good Chess players rarely play a game to 'checkmate' : they resign when it becomes clear they cannot win in other words, when the game has ceased to be dramatic.
Baker's whole game plan seems to be based on 'checkmate' .
How in the world do we ever expect to win this war, and, if the war is not winnable in the traditional sense, how do we contain or 'checkmate' this enemy?
the use of technology to 'checkmate' present missile technology
After that, Leon would be able to put him into a 'checkmate' .
The answer to the puzzle hinges on a chess problem Oliver Garland counts on his son to solve, wherein black can 'checkmate' white in two moves or less.
He was fresh out of ideas, and his next move could be 'checkmate' .
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