Checkmate is a chess move that represents the end of game. In this situation, the king cannot be covered by any other piece or move to any other square without being taken by an opponent's piece.
In chess, when only "check" happens, the king is threatened but can still escape. However, when checkmate occurs, the king is trapped and so the game is over.
The word sheik can also be the title given to a chief of a Muslim tribe.
Figuratively speaking, checkmate indicates the moment when someone is in an awkward situation, when they receive an ultimatum and must make a decision to follow a path or lose something. At this point the person is receiving checkmate.
In English, the expression checkmate is translated as check Mate.
Checkmate is the name of the film released in the year 2006, with actors Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, Josh Hartnett and others.
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Shepherd checkmate is a chess move in which a player can win the game in just 4 moves of the white pieces. This move is made by moving the pawns, bishop and queen.
It consists of one of the fastest moves to finish a match, second only to the madman's mate, which ends the game with only 2 moves of the black pieces.