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drop-kick

/ˈdrɒp ˌkɪk/

Übersetzung: Einen Ball treten, nachdem man ihn hat fallen lassen und er gerade den Boden berührt hat, besonders im Rugby oder Australian Football. Im übertragenen Sinn auch: jemanden heftig treten oder mit Fußtritt wegstoßen.

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verb

B2formalcommonsport/ˈdrɒp ˌkɪk/

A verb meaning to kick a ball after it has been dropped and just as it touches the ground, typically in rugby or Australian rules football.

  • 🇩🇪Einen Ball treten, nachdem man ihn hat fallen lassen und er gerade den Boden berührt hat, besonders im Rugby oder Australian Football. Im übertragenen Sinn auch: jemanden heftig treten oder mit Fußtritt wegstoßen.
  1. Score after a touchdown B2 formal american sport

    To execute a dropkick to score an extra point or field goal in American football after a touchdown.

    • The kicker successfully drop-kicked the ball for the extra point.
    • He attempted to drop-kick the field goal from the 30-yard line.
    • The team practiced how to drop-kick after every touchdown.

    🇩🇪Per Dropkick treffen

  2. Kick a ball as it bounces B2 formal sport

    To drop a ball and kick it at the moment it touches the ground, typically in rugby or football.

    • The rugby player decided to drop-kick the ball for a better field position.
    • He learned to drop-kick the ball accurately during practice.
    • The coach showed the team how to drop-kick effectively.

    🇩🇪Dropkick

  • drop-kicked past participle
  • drop-kicked past simple
  • drop-kicking present participle
  • drop-kicks third person singular