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Meanings of black rook in English
Russian
чёрная ладья Spanish
torre negra 
Synonyms
Examples for "black chess rook"
Examples for "black chess rook"
1
James realized where they were even before he saw the black castle.
2
A red lacquer screen had a black castle sitting atop a black mountain.
3
Out there, on that little islet, green and low, stands the black castle in which they prisoned her.
4
After some time he saw in the distance a huge black castle which commanded a view of the whole forest.
5
We climbed a little hill and on the top of it stopped at the door of a big black castle.
1
Mist, mist, rolling mist with a square black tower above it.
2
He saw now: it was a black tower poised above the outer pass.
3
I gazed into the distance, where the looming black tower stabbed into the clouds.
4
A tiny black tower of rock stood alone on the northern end of the snow-ridge.
5
Now, the quarter-mile wide and five-hundred-feet high black tower cut off all vision straight ahead.
1
After a period of time, the man in black comes back to reclaim the player.
2
I shuddered even there as I took hold of it, not quite free from the juvenile idea that "the black comes off."
3
In Which a Little Lady in Black Comes to Washington to Witness the Swearing-in of a Gentleman and a Scholar.
4
Most of us learned early in life that living while Black comes with more than its fair share of challenges.
1
Tony stared contemptuously at the black Marquess.
Usage of black rook in English
1
What's wrong with you? The black rook captured Matthew's last knight.
2
Brown partridge, and black rook, and yellowhammer, all hues and degrees, come to the wheat-field.
3
The black rook passed me on my left.
4
Then it must have been the black rook.
5
He pointed to the black rook on c1.
6
Raising his eyes, Bran saw a big black rook on a branch directly over his head.
7
Ortega, a bishop, glided by quickly, and was struck by a black rook with the face of Datham Hain.
8
I mean, taking the white queen on e1 with the black rook on c1.
9
The black rook was stronger, or he was not being restrained, and the white pawn bent under his grip.
10
This time it was the black rook who was dragged away, bare feet scraping on the tile, eyes distended and staring.
11
The black rook on c1 couldn't move, since it only moves in a straight line and its three surrounding squares are all blocked.
12
Given the arrangement of the pieces around a8, it's obvious that the black rook was captured there, on its original square, without ever having moved.
13
Black 's only way out then would have been to move the black rook from e1 to e4, threatening the white king.
14
Black rooks, yellow oak leaves, and a boy asleep at the foot of the tree.
15
White may queen his pawn, capture the Black rook, and bring his three pieces up to the attack, but mate is quite impossible.
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Black rook through the time