Definition of badminton in English:

badminton

noun ˈbadmɪnt(ə)nˈbædmɪn(t)n

mass noun

A game with rackets in which a shuttlecock is hit back and forth across a net.
Example sentencesExamples
- We offer football, baseball, badminton and skateboarding as well as dance and drama classes.
- There, the teenager continued to excel at rugby, cricket, tennis, badminton and golf.
- Through Shine he has discovered a liking for exercise, including swimming, badminton and table tennis.
- He is great at almost every sport, right from table tennis and badminton to even cerebral games like chess.
- Two new venues on the Greenwich Peninsula would host badminton, gymnastics and table tennis.
- Two sports halls would be built to host badminton, gymnastics and table tennis.
- Jude was a brilliant badminton player so she chose badminton, eventually progressing to play at county level.
- We met almost each evening and went for a game of badminton or just a swim had a drink in the club and he would walk me home.
- I like a bit of golf, but apart from playing badminton over the washing line I don't do much sport in the summer.
- There was a time when ball badminton was a popular sport in Southern India.
- There is also a croquet set and equipment for cricket, football, badminton and tennis.
- Games like badminton, table tennis, etc. are available and women have exclusive time too.
- Enlightenment came to me during a game of badminton at Kendal Leisure Centre.
- Football and rugby union were included, as were athletics, badminton, curling, hockey and swimming.
- The club also provides outdoor and indoor games such as tennis, badminton and table tennis.
- Several rounds of shuttle badminton games are going on here by journalists who badly want to sweat it out for fitness.
- In his spare time he enjoys playing two of the country's most popular sports, soccer and badminton.
- A smash in badminton is more like a punch in boxing than a smash in tennis.
- An Olympic gold would have done wonders for badminton's profile in Britain but silver is still a major shot in the arm.
- Norrie is a keen sportswoman who played badminton, soccer, camogie and tennis.

Origin

Mid 19th century: apparently named after Badminton House in SW England, country seat of the Duke of Beaufort.

The game gets its name from the place in south west England which was the country seat of the Duke of Beaufort. Forms of the game had long existed, and were generally known as battledore and shuttlecock (the first from the same root at bat, the second, originally ‘shuttle-cork’ from shuttle and cork). A more competitive version of the old game was brought back by army officers from India in the 19th century and became a popular game in English country houses.

Definition of badminton in US English:

badminton

nounˈbadmin(t)nˈbædmɪn(t)n

A game with rackets in which a shuttlecock is played back and forth across a net.
Example sentencesExamples
- Two sports halls would be built to host badminton, gymnastics and table tennis.
- Football and rugby union were included, as were athletics, badminton, curling, hockey and swimming.
- Two new venues on the Greenwich Peninsula would host badminton, gymnastics and table tennis.
- A smash in badminton is more like a punch in boxing than a smash in tennis.
- We offer football, baseball, badminton and skateboarding as well as dance and drama classes.
- We met almost each evening and went for a game of badminton or just a swim had a drink in the club and he would walk me home.
- In his spare time he enjoys playing two of the country's most popular sports, soccer and badminton.
- The club also provides outdoor and indoor games such as tennis, badminton and table tennis.
- Enlightenment came to me during a game of badminton at Kendal Leisure Centre.
- Jude was a brilliant badminton player so she chose badminton, eventually progressing to play at county level.
- Through Shine he has discovered a liking for exercise, including swimming, badminton and table tennis.
- Norrie is a keen sportswoman who played badminton, soccer, camogie and tennis.
- Several rounds of shuttle badminton games are going on here by journalists who badly want to sweat it out for fitness.
- He is great at almost every sport, right from table tennis and badminton to even cerebral games like chess.
- An Olympic gold would have done wonders for badminton's profile in Britain but silver is still a major shot in the arm.
- There is also a croquet set and equipment for cricket, football, badminton and tennis.
- There was a time when ball badminton was a popular sport in Southern India.
- Games like badminton, table tennis, etc. are available and women have exclusive time too.
- There, the teenager continued to excel at rugby, cricket, tennis, badminton and golf.
- I like a bit of golf, but apart from playing badminton over the washing line I don't do much sport in the summer.

Origin

Mid 19th century: apparently named after Badminton House in SW England, country seat of the Duke of Beaufort.

单词	badminton
释义	Definition of badminton in English: badminton noun ˈbadmɪnt(ə)nˈbædmɪn(t)n mass noun A game with rackets in which a shuttlecock is hit back and forth across a net. Example sentencesExamples We offer football, baseball, badminton and skateboarding as well as dance and drama classes. There, the teenager continued to excel at rugby, cricket, tennis, badminton and golf. Through Shine he has discovered a liking for exercise, including swimming, badminton and table tennis. He is great at almost every sport, right from table tennis and badminton to even cerebral games like chess. Two new venues on the Greenwich Peninsula would host badminton, gymnastics and table tennis. Two sports halls would be built to host badminton, gymnastics and table tennis. Jude was a brilliant badminton player so she chose badminton, eventually progressing to play at county level. We met almost each evening and went for a game of badminton or just a swim had a drink in the club and he would walk me home. I like a bit of golf, but apart from playing badminton over the washing line I don't do much sport in the summer. There was a time when ball badminton was a popular sport in Southern India. There is also a croquet set and equipment for cricket, football, badminton and tennis. Games like badminton, table tennis, etc. are available and women have exclusive time too. Enlightenment came to me during a game of badminton at Kendal Leisure Centre. Football and rugby union were included, as were athletics, badminton, curling, hockey and swimming. The club also provides outdoor and indoor games such as tennis, badminton and table tennis. Several rounds of shuttle badminton games are going on here by journalists who badly want to sweat it out for fitness. In his spare time he enjoys playing two of the country's most popular sports, soccer and badminton. A smash in badminton is more like a punch in boxing than a smash in tennis. An Olympic gold would have done wonders for badminton's profile in Britain but silver is still a major shot in the arm. Norrie is a keen sportswoman who played badminton, soccer, camogie and tennis. Origin Mid 19th century: apparently named after Badminton House in SW England, country seat of the Duke of Beaufort. The game gets its name from the place in south west England which was the country seat of the Duke of Beaufort. Forms of the game had long existed, and were generally known as battledore and shuttlecock (the first from the same root at bat, the second, originally ‘shuttle-cork’ from shuttle and cork). A more competitive version of the old game was brought back by army officers from India in the 19th century and became a popular game in English country houses. Definition of badminton in US English: badminton nounˈbadmin(t)nˈbædmɪn(t)n A game with rackets in which a shuttlecock is played back and forth across a net. Example sentencesExamples Two sports halls would be built to host badminton, gymnastics and table tennis. Football and rugby union were included, as were athletics, badminton, curling, hockey and swimming. Two new venues on the Greenwich Peninsula would host badminton, gymnastics and table tennis. A smash in badminton is more like a punch in boxing than a smash in tennis. We offer football, baseball, badminton and skateboarding as well as dance and drama classes. We met almost each evening and went for a game of badminton or just a swim had a drink in the club and he would walk me home. In his spare time he enjoys playing two of the country's most popular sports, soccer and badminton. The club also provides outdoor and indoor games such as tennis, badminton and table tennis. Enlightenment came to me during a game of badminton at Kendal Leisure Centre. Jude was a brilliant badminton player so she chose badminton, eventually progressing to play at county level. Through Shine he has discovered a liking for exercise, including swimming, badminton and table tennis. Norrie is a keen sportswoman who played badminton, soccer, camogie and tennis. Several rounds of shuttle badminton games are going on here by journalists who badly want to sweat it out for fitness. He is great at almost every sport, right from table tennis and badminton to even cerebral games like chess. An Olympic gold would have done wonders for badminton's profile in Britain but silver is still a major shot in the arm. There is also a croquet set and equipment for cricket, football, badminton and tennis. There was a time when ball badminton was a popular sport in Southern India. Games like badminton, table tennis, etc. are available and women have exclusive time too. There, the teenager continued to excel at rugby, cricket, tennis, badminton and golf. I like a bit of golf, but apart from playing badminton over the washing line I don't do much sport in the summer. Origin Mid 19th century: apparently named after Badminton House in SW England, country seat of the Duke of Beaufort.
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