contract bridge
contract bridge — noun
1. the most widely played version of bridge, the card game, in which players must s
the most widely played version of bridge, the card game, in which players must state how many tricks they expect to take before each round begins, and only the tricks they successfully win from that declared number earn points towards winning the match
Aylin and her grandfather played contract bridge every Sunday afternoon at the kitchen table.
collocation: play contract bridge
The local community centre runs a contract bridge class for beginners every Tuesday evening.
Daichi's grandmother taught him contract bridge in high school, and he still plays today.
Emma and her partner won the contract bridge tournament by planning their bids very carefully.
Mei-Lin and Jorge played contract bridge and made their four-spade bid with one trick to spare.
- bridge
the general name for the card game; contract bridge is the standard form played today