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Meanings of blackjack in English
A flag usually bearing a white skull and crossbones on a black background; indicates a pirate ship.
Portuguese
vinte-e-um Catalan
blackjack A gambling game using cards; the object is to hold cards having a higher count than those dealt to the banker up to but not exceeding 21.
Synonyms
Examples for "twenty-one"
Examples for "twenty-one"
1
Colleagues at my new job, as young as twenty-one, had done it.
2
Read chapter twenty-one in your text, and you shouldn't have a problem.
3
It said twenty-one measles cases were recorded in the last 24 hours.
4
In twenty-one years she had produced fifteen healthy and surprisingly talented children.
5
You shall have the twenty-one shillings in the shinplasters of the republic.
1
The traditional games predominated, of course, from poker to craps, roulette to vingt-et-un.
2
She settled down to play vingt-et-un and he went off to the baccarat table.
3
Late that night he received a tip from a dealer at one of vingt-et-un tables.
4
She and Mrs. Hitchens also liked to play vingt-et-un, and Margaret soon came to understand that Mrs.
5
Charlie played baccarat, while Gray watched Adam play vingt-et-un, and then all three of them played roulette.
Portuguese
chantagear Usage of blackjack in English
1
Remember that time we played blackjack and you tried to count cards?
2
That may be enough to send banks back to the blackjack table.
3
Professor Graham Kendall is a mathematician studying blackjack, roulette...and packs of cards.
4
I like to play blackjack and I love the pools in Vegas.
5
Wouldn't nothing grow in the new rows except broom-sedge and blackjack sprouts.
6
The blackjack sliced down, missing my head and cutting across my shoulder.
7
Baker began lying the photos down like a blackjack dealer would cards.
8
There was a burst of applause at the blackjack table; someone had won.
9
Tin comes from the ore cassiterite; zinc from sphalerite and zincblende, or blackjack.
10
His fingers opened and the blackjack dropped from his hand to the floor.
11
He heard the whistle of air, and knew the blackjack was falling again.
12
Nate's hand slid across his waist and touched the blackjack's hilt.
13
You'll find the whole works going; monte, Fairbank, stud and blackjack.
14
You venture out armed with only a sword, a blackjack, and a bow.
15
They waited for the blackjack to burn so they could leave for home.
16
The ground was covered with khakiweed and blackjack that reached to my shoulder.
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