game
Meaning in simple English
US /ɡeɪm/
game means: An activity people do for fun, often following rules and trying to win.
noun
FUN ACTIVITYA1
An activity people do for fun, often following rules and trying to win.
- Let's play a game.
- The children invented a new game.
- Who won the card game last night?
PLAYFUL ACTIVITYA2
Something people do for enjoyment, which may have no fixed rules or winner.
- The children made a game of jumping over puddles.
- We played silly games while waiting for the bus.
- For the puppy, chasing leaves was a game.
HUNTED ANIMALSB2
Wild birds and animals hunted for food, or their meat.
- They hunt game in the forest.
- The restaurant serves local game.
- Game birds are common on these hills.
verb
PLAY VIDEO GAMESB1
To spend time playing games, especially on a computer or console.
- We game online after school.
- He gamed all evening with his friends.
- Do you prefer gaming on a computer or a console?
EXPLOIT THE RULESC1
To use gaps in rules to gain an unfair advantage.
- They tried to game the system.
- The company gamed the rankings with fake reviews.
- New rules prevent traders from gaming the market.
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