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单词 football
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football
noun
uk
/ˈfʊt.bɔːl/us
/ˈfʊt.bɑːl/
A1[U]UK
(also mainlyUSsoccer)
agameplayedbetween twoteamsof elevenpeople, where eachteamtriestowinbykickingaballinto the other team'sgoal:
足球（运动）
a footballplayer/team足球运动员／足球队
He'splayingfootball.他在踢足球。
Are you coming to the footballmatch?你来看足球比赛吗？
I'm not abigfootballfan.我算不上一个狂热的足球迷。
picture of football
Dan Porges/Photolibrary/GettyImages
[U]US
(UKAmerican football)
agamefor twoteamsof elevenplayersin which anovalballismovedalong thefieldbyrunningwith it orthrowingit:
美式橄榄球（运动）
a footballgame橄榄球比赛
picture of football
skynesher/E+/GettyImages
A1[C]
alargeballmade ofleatherorplasticandfilledwithair, used ingamesof football
足球；橄榄球
picture of football
Dan Thornberg/EyeEm/GettyImages
[C]US
alargeballmade ofleatherorplasticandfilledwithair, used ingamesof American football
picture of football
digpro/E+/GettyImages
More examples
  • Myfathertook me towatchthe football everySaturday.
  • Thenationalanthemsof theteamsareplayedat thebeginningof abiginternationalfootballmatch.
  • He isarguablythe world'sbestfootballplayer.
  • Afterretiringas a footballmanager, heworkedas acommentator.
  • Thecrowdwerechantingthenameoftheirfootballteam.
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American football
(Definition offootballfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
football
noun
uk
/ˈfʊt.bɔːl/us
/ˈfʊt.bɑːl/
A1[U]UK
(also mainlyUSsoccer)
agameplayedbetween twoteamsof elevenpeople, where eachteamtriestowinbykickingaballinto the other team'sgoal
足球（运动）
a footballplayer/team足球运动员／足球队
He'splayingfootball.他在踢足球。
Are you coming to the footballmatch?你来看足球比赛吗？
I'm not abigfootballfan.我算不上一个狂热的足球迷。
[U]US
(UKAmerican football)
agamefor twoteamsof elevenplayersin which anovalballismovedalong thefieldbyrunningwith it orthrowingit
美式橄榄球（运动）
a footballgame橄榄球比赛
A1[C]
alargeballmade ofleatherorplasticandfilledwithair, used ingamesof football
足球；橄榄球
More examples
  • Myfathertook me towatchthe football everySaturday.
  • Thenationalanthemsof theteamsareplayedat thebeginningof abiginternationalfootballmatch.
  • He isarguablythe world'sbestfootballplayer.
  • Afterretiringas a footballmanager, heworkedas acommentator.
  • Thecrowdwerechantingthenameoftheirfootballteam.

football| American Dictionary

football
noun[C/U]
us
/ˈfʊtˌbɔl/
(theovalballused in) agameplayedby twoteamsin which eachteamtriestokick,runwith, orthrowtheballacrosstheopposingteam’sgoallinetoscorepoints. American andCanadianfootballdifferin thenumberofplayers, thesizeof thefield, and somerulesofplay:
[C]Momboughtme a football.
[U]Let’splayfootball afterlunch.
Football alsomeanssoccerin most of theworld.
(Definition offootballfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffootball

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In the same way thatfootballgames involve the movement of physical particles, mental events involve neural activities.
From theCambridge English Corpus
I think he is a goodfootballplayer.
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The coach looked at thefootballplayers with the fans who were very happy.
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It is not clear, however, that random assignment would promote selfless values in physicians any more than a one-sided draft does in professionalfootball.
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An example of a kind of report in a newspaper is coverage of afootballmatch.
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Afootballteam likely to win a match is not a 'winning' side but a winsome side.
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Someone has just asked whyfootballisn't so popular nowadays.
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He threw/throwed thefootballto his cousin yesterday afternoon.
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This found an expression in dress, conflict over urban rent, music andfootball.
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Men pursue their interests in playingfootball, and a system assigns them without consultation.
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Legendary to describe afootballplayer is much like fabulous, especially if he is awesome.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It is no more a question of collecting music for music's sake, it could just as well be stamps orfootballcards.
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But unlike the earlier violent activities associated with gangs,footballand cricket were not just a matter of bullying behavior.
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I remember one fall night when the stands were sparse and kids were already wearing coats emblazoned withfootballlogos.
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In colleges, study was not supposed to interfere with good times; collective entertainment - whetherfootballor fraternities - occupied a significant portion of students' time.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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