What's the use of playing spades?

English [spe? D] beauty [spe? d]？

Shovel; Shovel; Spades (in cards); spade

Example: If you have a spade, you must play one.

If you have spades, you must use them.

2. Heart

English [hɑ? T] beauty [hɑ? rt]？

Heart; Heart; Part of the chest and heart; Inside; Heart; (esp) love; Hearts (in cards)

Example: west must decide where to produce hearts.

West must decide whether to play hearts or not.

3. Diamonds

English [? Da? m？ Nd] beauty [? Da? m？ nd]？

Diamond; Diamond; Diamond; Square (of playing cards)

Example: If you have diamonds, you must play one.

If you have diamonds, you must play with them.

4. Clubs

English [kl? B] beauty [kl? b]？

Clubs; Association; Yes; Building facilities and activity rooms (used by clubs); Professional sports clubs; Clubs (of cards)

Verb (abbreviation of verb) is hit with a stick (or something like a stick); Go clubbing.

Example: I joined a club.

I play clubs.

Extended data:

Are the four colors of playing cards spades? (Spades, also known as sunflower fans), hearts? (heart, also known as red heart), plum blossom? (Dong Jia, also known as Caohua), diamonds? Diamond, also called stepping brick or square, is called "Ba Block" in Sichuan and Chongqing.

Spades and clubs are black, the other two are hearts and diamonds are red. Thirteen cards of each pattern, with numbers from one to ten, English letters J, Q, K, cards from one to ten are represented by the number of patterns, and J, Q, K are represented by head cards.

Poker is also called playing cards. There are many theories about its origin, among which the most accepted one is that playing cards first appeared in China, at least in 969 AD.

At that time, a deck of cards in China had four colors, and each color had 14 cards, which were not only used as paper money, but also used for card games.