英:[en ˈpæsənt]
美:[ɛn ˈpæsənt]
英:[en ˈpæsənt]
美:[ɛn ˈpæsənt]
在进行中,顺道;
adverb
in passing
—used in chess of the capture of a pawn as it makes a first move of two squares by an enemy pawn that threatens the first of these squares
adverb
in passing
—used in chess of the capture of a pawn as it makes a first move of two squares by an enemy pawn that threatens the first of these squares
法语,字面意思为“顺便”,源自现在分词 passer “经过”(见 pass(v.))。关于国际象棋的用法,最早可追溯到1818年。
过路
将牌巧吃妙招
French
The first known use of en passant was in 1665
1 she mentioned en passant that she'd been to New York
2 The Burns book gives us, en passant, vivid mini-portraits of Milton’s colleagues at the University of Chicago.
3 He mentioned en passant that he was going away.
他顺便提到他要离开的事。
4 Then he writes en passant that his old landlady is dead.