IPA: //ɪˈkɑːrt//
KK: /ɪˈkɑːrt/
A card game played between two people using a specific set of 32 cards, where players aim to score points by winning tricks and using a trump card.
They enjoyed a long evening of ecarte, trying to outsmart each other with their card strategies.
Ecarte → It originates from French 'écarter', which means to remove or to set aside. The word describes the action of moving something away or aside.
Think of the French word 'écarter' meaning to 'remove' or 'set aside' — this helps you remember that 'ecarte' involves the action of moving something away.