bingo的意思|bingo的解释-里氏词典

bingo ['biŋgәu]

n. 宾戈(一种赌博游戏), 烈酒

The local cinema has been made into a bingo hall.
当地的电影院已改建成宾戈游戏厅了
The town's last remaining cinema went west last year and it's now a bingo palace.
这个城镇留存的最后一个电影院去年也倒闭了，现在它成了一个宾戈娱乐场。
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bingo

[ noun ]
a game in which numbered balls are drawn at random and players cover the corresponding numbers on their cards
<noun.act>

bingo \bingo\ n.
a game commonly used for low-stakes gambling, in which
numbered balls or slips are drawn at random and players cover
the correponding numbers on their cards, called Bingo cards,
which have square arrangement of such numbers. Each card has
a different arrangement of the numbers, and the first player
to cover all numbers in one row (horizontal, vertical, or
diagonal) is the winner, usually announcing that fact by a
cry of ``Bingo!''

Note: Variants of the game may require that all peripheral
numbers are covered, to form a box, or other figure.
The numbers usually have one letter from the group
``B'', ``I'', ``N'', ``G'', and ``O'', plus two digits.
The ``cards'' may be disposable sheets of paper on
which the numbers are printed.

Syn: lotto, beano, keno.
[WordNet 1.5]

The San Antonio (Texas) Light reported Thursday that the FBI had confirmed it was investigating Bustamante and his longtime friend, Eddie Garcia, as part of a probe into an Indian bingo parlor deal.
Sheffield bingo winner Keeley Ringland must share a Pounds 29,227 jackpot, a court ruled.
In North Dakota, for example, a record $205 million was wagered on games of chance last year, including pull tabs, blackjack and bingo.
Band members refused and Post 29 dropped its sponsorship, including the band's right to hold a weekly bingo game at the Legion hall under the Legion post's state bingo license.
Band members refused and Post 29 dropped its sponsorship, including the band's right to hold a weekly bingo game at the Legion hall under the Legion post's state bingo license.
Pro-gambling forces say the reservation's six casinos, where slot machines, craps, bingo and other games draw busloads of patrons from the Northeast, are an economic boon.
The dispute had focused on lotteries and other gaming, such as bingo and raffles, sponsored by non-profit, charitable organizations and others.
There is no sports betting, no poker and no keno, a popular Nevada game that's similar to bingo.
The 800-seat bingo hall that opened in 1985 was hailed by supporters as way to generate revenues for reservation schools, services and other improvements.
Walker pleaded guilty on Jan. 26 to charges of trying to bribe a state senator, taking payoffs while working as a bingo inspector and conspiring to set up fake charity bingo games.
Walker pleaded guilty on Jan. 26 to charges of trying to bribe a state senator, taking payoffs while working as a bingo inspector and conspiring to set up fake charity bingo games.
The commission regulates bingo and other gambling on Indian reservations.
Leonard said he was bitten on the lower leg as he sat at a bingo table last June.
The state also gets a cut, with taxes ranging up to 15 percent of revenues and sales tax charged on bingo cards and some other gaming items.
One cannot assume that any recovery in big-ticket consumer spending prompted by the Tory election victory will do much for bingo or Butlin's.
The company makes small-stakes video games such as poker, blackjack, bingo and keno.
The bureau came under heavy criticism as the committee looked into contracting fraud and child abuse on Indian reservations, and organized crime infiltration into legal Indian gambling operations such as bingo.
The likes of Dixons, the electrical retailer, and Rank Organisation, the bingo to Butlins group, see no lightening of the gloom.
"With the Catholic Church depending on bingo, they don't feel that way around here," Maurin said.
During a hearing Tuesday, Gagnon said she preferred to live with dozens of animals at her makeshift home on state property than move to senior citizen housing. "I'm not a bingo player.
Leisure division profit improved in the first quarter from the depressed level of the year before, Mr. Prosser said, even excluding contributions from the company's new bingo chain.
Last week, however, the Nashville Banner quoted unidentified sources as saying that federal investigaors were focusing on how Crowell solicited campaign money from architects, engineers and bingo operators.
Critics contend a lottery would lure away the discretionary cash North Dakotans now use for bingo and blackjack and thus hurt the charities.
Spending has increased in line with inflation throughout the recession. Given the preponderance of older clubs, however, accounts of how bingo has changed should not be overdone.
In particular, he wants to make sure they turn up at the bingo halls tonight rather than staying home to watch the lottery draw.
The justices in February 1987 ruled in a California case that state and local governments may not regulate high-stakes bingo games and other gambling operations on Indian reservations.
Spaeth said he expects the bingo business _ which grew 28 percent in 1988 to a total of $41.1 million _ to keep growing.
In October 1987, Crowell revoked the bingo license for a Kingsport AmVets post on grounds the group gave little of its profits to charity.
The center's been in operation for 25 years." O'Neil, who runs a less-popular variation of bingo on Sundays involving food prizes and called "prizo," said she felt she had to report the weekday games.
But the government is likely to approve the deal eventually, she said, as long as Rank agrees to sell some bingo halls.

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