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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
(chess)line
Hi.
What does it mean that
White would like nothing better than to penetrate the line through f7 and launch a major offensive against the enemy monarch."
?Thanks in advance
What does it mean that
White would like nothing better than to penetrate the line through f7 and launch a major offensive against the enemy monarch."
?Thanks in advance
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F7 is a position in chess that is a part of a strategy used by the White player. You attack the F7 and do something else to attack the King. Go to youtube, you can learn the strategy over there.
- F7 is a position in chess that is a part of a strategy used by the White player.
- You attack the F7 and do something else to attack the King.
- Go to youtube, you can learn the strategy over there.
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F7 is a position in chess that is a part of a strategy used by the White player. You attack the F7 and do something else to attack the King. Go to youtube, you can learn the strategy over there.
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Youtube is filtered in Iran.
And I am a chess player, trainer, translator, and journalist.
And I am a chess player, trainer, translator, and journalist.
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The writer is using military terms. In war, your line is where your forces are in contact with the enemy. A basic principle in war is to go through the enemy's line at a weak spot and get behind him. The analogy does not carry over to chess very literally, but by the line, the writer means the row of pawns on the second or seventh rank, and f2 and f7 are the weak spots.
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enoonThe writer is using military terms. In war, your line is where your forces are in contact with the enemy. A basic principle in war is to go through the enemy's line at a weak spot and get behind him. The analogy does not carry over to chess very literallyWell, it does. Our attacks should be directed at the weakest point
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But if you know what it means, why did you ask?
Or don't you know the meaning of some words in the text?
Or don't you know the meaning of some words in the text?
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Mundo DorkBut if you know what it means, why did you ask? Or don't you know the meaning of some words in the text?I said I know the rule of attacking the weakest point, not the word 'line'
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ahhh... The line is the position a segment of the army is occupying in the war.
For example : A front line is the farthest-most forward position(s) of an armed force's personnel and equipment - generally in respect of maritime or land forces. (Wiki)
For example : A front line is the farthest-most forward position(s) of an armed force's personnel and equipment - generally in respect of maritime or land forces. (Wiki)
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soheil1 enoonThe writer is using military terms. In war, your line is where your forces are in contact with the enemy. A basic principle in war is to go through the enemy's line at a weak spot and get behind him. The analogy does not carry over to chess very literallyWell, it does. Our attacks should be directed at the weakest pointNot necessarily. It is ofte
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But you must attack ta the weakest point.
Even when you attack the queen, it is not the strongest chess piece;
we have such a thing as 'the problem child'.The queen can also become bad like most other pieces.
And it will then decline drastically in value, since it will be forced to constant retreat
Even when you attack the queen, it is not the strongest chess piece;
we have such a thing as 'the problem child'.The queen can also become bad like most other pieces.
And it will then decline drastically in value, since it will be forced to constant retreat
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