Question

multiple-choice question
the phrase \we’re going to play by russian rules\ means . . .
. . . establishing peace with these countries means being able to play together peacefully.
. . . all countries will follow russian law.
. . . all sports played in all countries will have the same russian rules and features.

Explanation:

To determine the meaning of "we're going to play by Russian rules", we analyze each option:

• The first option about establishing peace and playing together peacefully aligns with the idea of adhering to a set of rules (Russian rules) to cooperate harmoniously.
• The second option ("all countries will follow Russian law") is incorrect as "play by rules" in a figurative sense (like in diplomacy/relations) doesn't mean literal adherence to a country's legal system.
• The third option about sports having Russian rules and features is too narrow (the phrase is likely metaphorical, not about sports rules).

Answer:

The correct option (assuming the first option's text is as follows, though the original image's first option text is: "... establishing peace with these countries means being able to play together peacefully.") would be the first option (the one with the peace - related explanation). If we assume the first option is, for example, Option A: "... establishing peace with these countries means being able to play together peacefully.", then the answer is A. Option Text (with the peace - related explanation).