putt

A noun referring to a gentle stroke in golf used to roll the ball along the green toward the hole, typically made with a putter.

• 🇨🇳高尔夫球术语，指用推杆在果岭上轻击球使其滚向球洞的短击。

1. Golf stroke on the green B1 formal sport

   A gentle stroke made on the putting green to roll the ball into or near the hole, typically using a putter.

   • He sank a long putt to win the tournament.
   • Her putt rolled just past the edge of the hole.
   • Practice your short putts to improve your score.

   🇨🇳推杆

• putts plural form
• putts' possessive plural form
• putt's possessive singular form

A verb used in golf to describe the act of striking a ball gently on the green to roll it into the hole.

• 🇨🇳高尔夫球术语，指在果岭上轻轻击球，使球滚入球洞。

1. Strike a golf ball lightly B1 formal sport

   To hit a golf ball gently with a putter, typically on the green, aiming to roll it into the hole.

   • He putted the ball carefully across the green.
   • She putted from ten feet away and sank the shot.
   • The golfer practiced putting for an hour before the match.

   🇨🇳推杆

2. Execute a putt B1 formal sport

   To perform a stroke in golf that rolls the ball along the ground toward the hole.

   • He putted confidently and made a birdie.
   • She putted too hard and the ball rolled past the hole.
   • The player putted three times before the ball went in.

   🇨🇳推杆

• putted past participle
• putted past simple
• putts third person singular