downfield

• 美式橄榄球术语，指朝对方端区方向、向前场方向。

An adjective used in American football to describe the direction toward the opponent's end zone.

1. Toward the opponent's endB2formalsport

   Located or moving toward the defending team's end of the playing field, typically in football or rugby.

   向对方端区

   • The quarterback threw a long pass downfield.
   • The receiver ran downfield to catch the ball.
   • The team advanced downfield with a series of quick plays.

   同义词upfield

   反义词backfield

• 主要用于美式橄榄球和英式橄榄球中的副词，表示“朝对方达阵区方向”或“朝防守方端线方向”，描述越过争球线更靠前的位置或运动。

An adverb used primarily in American football and rugby, meaning "toward the opponent's end zone" or "in the direction of the defensive team's goal line." It describes movement or positioning further along the field from the line of scrimmage.

1. Toward the opponent's endB2formalamericansport

   Moving or positioned toward the defending team's end of the playing field, typically in American football or rugby.

   向前场

   • The quarterback threw the ball downfield to the wide receiver.
   • The running back advanced downfield for a first down.
   • The kicker sent the ball far downfield.

   同义词aheaddeepforwardupfield