Now, Phil, I can win a card game, win a match, but that's a verb.

菲尔，我可以赢一局戏，赢一场比赛，但那是动词。

This saying comes from a popular 16th century card game.

这个表达源自16世纪时一个流行戏。

Board games, card games. Chess. Sure. I love chess.

棋盘戏，戏。象棋。当然。我喜欢象棋。

Hey. Hey, man. Is that card game tonight?

嘿 嘿 老兄 局是今晚吗？

Calling someone's bluff comes from poker, a card game.

揭穿某人谎言这个短语来源于扑克。

I play picture card games with my friends during recess.

休息时间时候，我跟朋友们玩卡片戏。

He gave up high-stake card games and stayed comparatively sober.

他戒掉高赌注戏，喝酒也比较有节制了。

Other experts say the idiom may come from the card game poker.

其他专家表示，这个习语可能来自戏扑克。

You mean a board game like Monopoly, or a card game like poker?

你是说大富翁棋盘戏，还是扑克戏？

It's a card game you play on your own.

这是一种你自己玩戏。

Let's return to the card game example.

让我们回到戏例子。

Suppose you are playing a card game with two friends.

假设你正在和两个朋友玩戏。

Originating as a term for card game partners, it now refers to companions in various activities.

起源于桌上“搭子”，现在指各种活动中同伴。

He was a good student, but he liked to drink alcohol and play card games for money.

他是一个好学生, 但他喜欢喝酒和玩赌钱。

This expression is like many that come to American English from card games, especially the game of poker.

这个表达就像许多来自戏美式英语一样，尤其是扑克戏。

Gambling card games are also common as they are believed to bring good luck in the coming year.

赌博戏也很常见，因为人们相信它们会在来年带来好运。

It is surprising how many expressions that Americans use every day came from the card game of poker.

美人日常用很多词语都源自扑克戏，这点令人吃惊。

But card games are not the only places you will hear the term " wild card."

但戏并不是你唯一能听到“外卡”这个词地方。

But knowing Lando, he'd probably just lose the whole thing in a card game anyway, so what's the use?

但你要知道，Lando 他可能只是把整个事情看作戏而已，所以这有什么用？

In some card games, the " Joker" card is dealt to the players along with the usual kinds of cards.

在一些戏中，“大小王”与通常种一起发给玩家。