endgame in Japanese
endgame in Japanese is 終盤 — endgame means the final stage of a game, such as chess, when few pieces or players remain.
endgame in Japanese
終盤
Pronounced: shuuban
(chess) The final stage of a game of chess, when there are few pieces left. [1884]
What does "endgame" mean?
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noun The final stage of a game, such as chess, when few pieces or players remain.
"She is much stronger in the endgame than in the opening."
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noun The final, decisive stage of any long process, plan, or strategy.
"Analysts debated what the government's real endgame was."
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endgame in a sentence
- She is much stronger in the endgame than in the opening.
- Analysts debated what the government's real endgame was.
- The company's endgame was always to be acquired by a larger rival.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "endgame" in Japanese?
"endgame" in Japanese is 終盤. endgame means: The final stage of a game, such as chess, when few pieces or players remain.
How do you pronounce 終盤?
"endgame" in Japanese is 終盤, pronounced "shuuban".
How do you use "endgame" in a sentence?
Example: "She is much stronger in the endgame than in the opening." In Japanese, "endgame" is 終盤.
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