play soccer
I play soccer every weekend.
我每周末踢英式足球。
英式足球
先理解核心含义,再看它在真实句子里的用法。
英式足球
a football game in which two teams of 11 players try to kick or head a ball into the opponents' goal
I play soccer every weekend.
我每周末踢英式足球。
I play soccer every weekend with my friends.
我每周末和朋友一起踢英式足球。
She watches soccer matches on TV almost every night.
她几乎每晚都在电视上看英式足球比赛。
He scored the winning goal in the soccer championship.
他在英式足球锦标赛中打进了制胜一球。
I play soccer every weekend.
我每周末踢英式足球。
We watched a soccer match last night.
我们昨晚看了一场英式足球比赛。
注意:在美式英语中,"soccer"通常指英式足球,而"football"指美式橄榄球。
He is a professional soccer player.
他是一名职业英式足球运动员。
Not this
He plays football.
Use this
He plays soccer.
中文的“足球”可指代英式足球(soccer)和美式足球(football),但在英语中soccer专指英式足球,football常指美式橄榄球,需根据语境选择正确词汇。
Not this
I play the soccer.
Use this
I play soccer.
在英语中,表示进行球类运动时,球类名词前通常不加冠词,如play soccer, play basketball。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
踢足球
I like to play soccer after school.
我喜欢放学后踢足球。
足球运动员
He is a professional soccer player.
他是一名职业足球运动员。
足球队
Our school soccer team won the championship.
我们学校足球队赢得了冠军。
足球
The kids kicked the soccer ball across the field.
孩子们把足球踢过场地。
足球赛
We watched an exciting soccer game last night.
我们昨晚看了一场精彩的足球赛。
足球妈妈(指经常开车送孩子参加足球活动的家长)
She's a typical soccer mom, driving her kids to practice every afternoon.
她是个典型的足球妈妈,每天下午开车送孩子去训练。
足球流氓(指在足球比赛中闹事的暴力球迷)
The match was marred by a group of soccer hooligans who started a fight.
比赛被一群足球流氓破坏了,他们开始斗殴。
有些人认为足球事关生死。我向你保证,它远比生死重要。
Bill Shankly, legendary Liverpool manager, said this about soccer.
传奇利物浦教练比尔·香克利对足球的评价。
足球很简单;22个人追一个球90分钟,最后德国人总是赢。
Gary Lineker, former England striker, joked after England's penalty shootout loss to Germany.
前英格兰前锋加里·莱因克尔在英格兰点球输给德国后调侃道。
Use soccer naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
联想‘soc’像‘sock’,踢足球常穿长袜,记住soccer是英式足球。
中性词,常用于体育、新闻等语境。在美式英语中更为常用,英式英语中通常使用 football 表示同一运动。
不可数名词
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