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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Has(chess)

Hi.
What does it mean that "White has his arny ready to move"?
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I haven't attempted to play chess for decades, but from what I remember, it sounds like the player with the white pieces has managed to get the pieces in line, ready for a series of moves leadiing to a quick check or checkmate.

— Philip

  • I haven't attempted to play chess for decades, but from what I remember, it sounds like the player with the white pieces has managed to get the pieces in line, ready for a series of moves leadiing to a quick check or checkmate.
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I haven't attempted to play chess for decades, but from what I remember, it sounds like the player with the white pieces has managed to get the pieces in line, ready for a series of moves leadiing to a quick check or checkmate.
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soheil1White has his arny ready to move
He has prepared them and they are now ready.
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Mister MicawberHe has prepared them and they are now ready.
I'm sure this is more correct than my response.
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What about "White has a ready-to-move army"?

Note that he is discuing open positions, And that there is no possibility of immediate chexkmate.White can just win a **** with accurate play ffrom Black.
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soheil1What about "White has a ready-to-move army"?
That is the meaning, yes.
soheil1Note that he is discuing open positions, And that there is no possibility of immediate chexkmate.White can just win a **** with accurate play ffrom Black.
I don't think that this information is critical to the meaning.
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