gamesmanship

noun

1. 比赛的战术；比赛策略
   the ability to win games by making your opponent less confident and using rules to your advantage

1. N-UNCOUNT 比赛战术；比赛策略；制胜手段
   Gamesmanship is the art or practice of winning a game by clever methods which are not against the rules but are very close to cheating.
   1. ...a remarkably successful piece of diplomatic gamesmanship.
      相当成功的外交策略

1. When credit quotas, administrative guidance and political connections replace a market interest rate and arm's-length risk assessment in allocating money, gamesmanship will abound.
   在资金分配方面，一旦信用配额、行政指令和政治关系替代了市场利率和公平的风险评估，各种小动作自然层出不穷。
2. As I told you, I believe that everybody that is in this room has the intellectual apparatus to pass this class, so there is no gamesmanship here.
   我告诉你，我相信在这个房间里的，每个人，都有天赋通过这门课，因此这儿没有搅乱战术。
3. He told reporters Saturday that warnings about military cuts are just "gamesmanship" on the part of the pentagon, and that there will be no negative impact if Congress continues the debate on the war funding bill for several more weeks.
   他星期六警告说军裁员只是五角大楼的一个小花招，而如果国会继续对于战争基金法案争论几周也不会产生负面影响。
4. It is gamesmanship to make a loud noise while your opponent is playing.
   在对手打球时大声喧闹是一种制胜的小花招。
5. In a World Cup tournament already ablaze with accusations of gamesmanship, the only consolation comes in the reaction of the ITV commentators.
   在这届违反体育精神行为备受指责的世界杯赛场上，唯一的安慰来自英国独立电视台的解说员。
6. There is also fear that his altruism may be motivated by calculated gamesmanship.
   还有人担心，安巴尼的利他行为可能是精心设计的花招。
7. So don't you think the time for gamesmanship has passed?
   所以你不觉得现在耍手段不合时宜么？

noun

1. the use of dubious (although not technically illegal) methods to win a game