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touchdown

/ˈtʌtʃ.daʊn/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa en el fútbol americano la anotación de un touchdown, cuando un jugador cruza la línea de meta del equipo contrario con el balón, o el acto de aterrizar, especialmente de un avión, cuando las ruedas tocan la pista.

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noun

/ˈtʌtʃ.daʊn/B1formalamerican
  • esSustantivo que designa en el fútbol americano la anotación de un touchdown, cuando un jugador cruza la línea de meta del equipo contrario con el balón, o el acto de aterrizar, especialmente de un avión, cuando las ruedas tocan la pista.

A noun referring to a score in American football achieved by being in possession of the ball across the opponents' goal line, or the act of landing, especially of an airplane when the wheels touch the landing field.

  1. Score in American footballB1formalamericansport

    A score worth six points achieved by being in possession of the ball and crossing the opponent's goal line.

    esTouchdown (anotación en fútbol americano)

    • The quarterback threw a pass for a touchdown in the final minute.
    • The team celebrated their third touchdown of the game.
    • Scoring a touchdown requires both skill and teamwork.
  2. Aircraft landingB1formal

    The moment when an aircraft's wheels make contact with the ground during landing.

    esAterrizaje (toma de contacto)

    • The pilot executed a smooth touchdown despite the strong crosswind.
    • Passengers applauded after the safe touchdown.
    • The touchdown was delayed due to heavy fog at the airport.

    Sinónimosarrivallanding

    Antónimosliftofftakeoff

Formas
  • touchdowns plural form
  • touchdowns' possessive plural form
  • touchdown's possessive singular form
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