英语词汇“try at goal”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

try at goal n. Rugby and American Football (now historical) an attempt to score a goal or point(s) by kicking the ball between the goalposts and over the crossbar, routinely awarded to a team following a try or touchdown; cf. conversion n. 11d.

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1845 W. D. Arnold et al. Football Rules of Rugby School in J. Smith Orig. Rules Rugby (2007) 44 Try at Goal... The ball, when punted, must be within, when caught, without the line of Goal.

1897 Freeport (Illinois) Daily Jrnl. 23 Oct. In order for a try at goal from touchdown or a try at goal from the field to be successful (in which case the first play counts 2 points and the second 5) the ball must be kicked so as to pass between the two uprights and over the cross-bar.

1922 J. W. Heisman Princ. of Football 229 When it comes back, all he has to do is to adjust it as quickly as possible, place it down to the ground in the manner he is accustomed to holding it for any try-at-goal after touchdown, or as his particular coach or the kicker may desire him to do.

2007 Sun Herald (Sydney) (Nexis) 30 Sept. 102 The holy grail of modern rugby—the try—was originally worth nothing more than to set up a ‘try at goal’. A point was scored only if the subsequent kick went over.

单词	try at goal
释义	> as lemmas try at goal try at goal n. Rugby and American Football (now historical) an attempt to score a goal or point(s) by kicking the ball between the goalposts and over the crossbar, routinely awarded to a team following a try or touchdown; cf. conversion n. 11d. ΚΠ 1845 W. D. Arnold et al. Football Rules of Rugby School in J. Smith Orig. Rules Rugby (2007) 44 Try at Goal... The ball, when punted, must be within, when caught, without the line of Goal. 1897 Freeport (Illinois) Daily Jrnl. 23 Oct. In order for a try at goal from touchdown or a try at goal from the field to be successful (in which case the first play counts 2 points and the second 5) the ball must be kicked so as to pass between the two uprights and over the cross-bar. 1922 J. W. Heisman Princ. of Football 229 When it comes back, all he has to do is to adjust it as quickly as possible, place it down to the ground in the manner he is accustomed to holding it for any try-at-goal after touchdown, or as his particular coach or the kicker may desire him to do. 2007 Sun Herald (Sydney) (Nexis) 30 Sept. 102 The holy grail of modern rugby—the try—was originally worth nothing more than to set up a ‘try at goal’. A point was scored only if the subsequent kick went over. extracted from tryn. < as lemmas
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