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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

(chess) index1

Hi.

What's the meaning of 'pawns, backward' in the index section?


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It's about backward pawns, pawns that are weak or vulnerable because they should have moved up.

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It's about backward pawns, pawns that are weak or vulnerable because they should have moved up.
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I mean does it mean that 'backward' is written below 'pawns'?

The index entry reads:

Backward pawns.See
pawns, Backward
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Strange question. You can see the index, and I can't. But, yes, there will be at least two sub-headings under "pawns" in the index, one of which is "Backward".
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