golf
noun[U]
uk/ɡɒlf/us/ɡɑːlf/A2
agameplayedoutsideongrassin which eachplayertriestohitasmallballinto aseriesof nine or 18smallholes, using along,thinstick:
高尔夫球(运动)We oftenplayaround(=game)of golf at theweekend.我们经常在周末打一场高尔夫球。
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- Our golfclubisrunby a veryunfriendlycliqueofpeople.
- Susan isplayinggolf everydaytotrytoimprovehergame.
- Mycurrentgolfhandicapis nine.
- My golf wasterribletoday - I just didn'tstriketheballwell.
- Themembershipfeesat the golfclubareprettysteep.
Golf
- a hole in oneidiom
- bogie
- bunker
- caddy
- clip
- crazy golf
- cut
- delivery
- dogleg
- driver
- fore
- fringe
- golf ball
- hook
- outhit
- round
- slice
- tee(something)up
- teesomeoneoff
- yip
golf
verb[I]
uk/ɡɒlf/us/ɡɑːlf/toplaygolf:
He golfs andrunsandworksout at thegym.
Ilearnedto golf in Hilton Head.
- Roberts says herarelygolfs duringworkinghours.
- With asonwho also golfs,vacationscan getquiteexpensive.
- For aweekBettylayin thesunandwroteletterswhileBilland Hal golfed.
Golf
- a hole in oneidiom
- bogie
- bunker
- caddy
- clip
- crazy golf
- cut
- delivery
- dogleg
- driver
- fore
- fringe
- golf ball
- hook
- outhit
- round
- slice
- tee(something)up
- teesomeoneoff
- yip