Definition of ref in English:

ref

nounPlural refs rɛfrɛf

informal

(in sports) a referee.
Example sentencesExamples
- The amount of abuse that some players give the refs must make refs feel like sending players off just to shut them up.
- It makes the other refs so mad, they filed a complaint with the league about him.
- It was hit hard enough to decapitate him, but the ref hasn't noticed and he's given a goal kick.
- Often this is seen by both players and fans as the assistant ref not knowing what offside is.
- Well a video ref like they have in Rugby League has been spoken of, but nobody seems brave enough to make the first step.
- They know the foreign players, the foreign refs and the foreign rules that baffle Team USA.
- To believe you have control over the players, the refs or the game is a fallacy.
- I can understand how the ref didn't spot it, but the linesman must just have been asleep.
- When I'm in a game, the refs tell us to tuck in our jerseys so we look like ball players.
- I actually found myself on the verge of boycotting the playoffs because of the refs.
- It's neither here nor there, however, because the ref's blown up for a goal kick.
- I remember a couple of occasions when the ref stopped the game for no apparent reason and called Nelson over.
- It can happen when you play away from home that a ref can think he's got to even the game up when he's already sent another player off.
- That's the real issue here - league refs never have been able to handle truly big men.
- It was hard to determine if these young refs were too quick with the whistle or if the poor play resulted in a lot of silly fouls.
- Before departing, he had a few choice words for the refs and his opponent.
- The replay is shown over and over again before the video ref decides that Owen was very marginally offside.
- The refs have been taking a lot of heat in the past couple of weeks, and they have to be more decisive with their flag calls.
- The spokesman added that the absence of wives would make it easier for refs and assistant refs to mix socially in the hotel the night before.
- With time running out and Salford supporters screaming at the ref to blow for full time, Duffy made another break.
Synonyms
umpire, judge, referee's assistant, assistant referee, linesman, line judge, adjudicator, arbitrator, arbiter, mediator

verbrefs, reffed, reffing rɛfrɛf

[with object]informal

Act as referee in (a game or match).
Example sentencesExamples
- Just as Honiss reffed the away team as the transgressors, in Paris Peter Marshall saw wrongdoing in the Scots' approach to ruck and maul.
- Unless Jones is assured that Nady will ref that fight, don't hold your breath.
- Special thanks to Stella Lui for reffing football games with me and to all the teams for playing hard on the grid iron.
- Nick Matthew reffed the first match with almost no conflicts.
- We had a big tournament game coming up and I found out that Rob was going to ref our game.
- Because Rob had reffed at least 15 of our games, I knew his routine.
- I reffed it the way Fifa wanted it reffed.
- The sad part is, he has reffed at least 15 of our games.
- I reffed him a few times and he was also a neighbour of mine.
- Tom explained the situation and asked Dave if he would ref the game for him, and Dave agreed.
- Mills Lane was given the honor - if you can call it an honor to ref a fight where one fighter would actually bite off the ears of the other.
- "I know that refs go out there and try to do their best but if that was his best he should be reffing down at Hackney Marshes."
- "But if I'm not mistaken, I think this Saturday we have the guy that reffed us down in Lydney and over in Wharfedale, and that concerns me."
- Some people ref as a career, some are volunteers.
- Larry Davidson related a story to me from many years back in a game that Larry was reffing.
- Steve Clark will be reffing the game.
- I pleaded with him to ref our game just so I could show him that our team wasn't nearly as bad as they are stereotyped to be.
- Last spring Tom reffed a game and called 30 fouls in the first half, by himself.
- If I was reffing this match he'd be on his fourth yellow card by now.
- But, we have to accept that because refs are humans, unless that is you want robots to ref the matches.

Origin

Late 19th century: abbreviation.

Rhymes

chef, clef, deaf, def, eff, Geoff, Jeff, Kiev, teff, tone-deaf

Definition of ref in US English:

ref

nounrefrɛf

informal

(in sports) a referee.
Example sentencesExamples
- With time running out and Salford supporters screaming at the ref to blow for full time, Duffy made another break.
- It was hard to determine if these young refs were too quick with the whistle or if the poor play resulted in a lot of silly fouls.
- The amount of abuse that some players give the refs must make refs feel like sending players off just to shut them up.
- Well a video ref like they have in Rugby League has been spoken of, but nobody seems brave enough to make the first step.
- To believe you have control over the players, the refs or the game is a fallacy.
- It's neither here nor there, however, because the ref's blown up for a goal kick.
- The replay is shown over and over again before the video ref decides that Owen was very marginally offside.
- The spokesman added that the absence of wives would make it easier for refs and assistant refs to mix socially in the hotel the night before.
- When I'm in a game, the refs tell us to tuck in our jerseys so we look like ball players.
- It can happen when you play away from home that a ref can think he's got to even the game up when he's already sent another player off.
- I can understand how the ref didn't spot it, but the linesman must just have been asleep.
- It was hit hard enough to decapitate him, but the ref hasn't noticed and he's given a goal kick.
- It makes the other refs so mad, they filed a complaint with the league about him.
- They know the foreign players, the foreign refs and the foreign rules that baffle Team USA.
- The refs have been taking a lot of heat in the past couple of weeks, and they have to be more decisive with their flag calls.
- I actually found myself on the verge of boycotting the playoffs because of the refs.
- That's the real issue here - league refs never have been able to handle truly big men.
- I remember a couple of occasions when the ref stopped the game for no apparent reason and called Nelson over.
- Often this is seen by both players and fans as the assistant ref not knowing what offside is.
- Before departing, he had a few choice words for the refs and his opponent.
Synonyms
umpire, judge, referee's assistant, assistant referee, linesman, line judge, adjudicator, arbitrator, arbiter, mediator

verbrefrɛf

[with object]informal

Act as referee in (a game or match).
Example sentencesExamples
- Because Rob had reffed at least 15 of our games, I knew his routine.
- Just as Honiss reffed the away team as the transgressors, in Paris Peter Marshall saw wrongdoing in the Scots' approach to ruck and maul.
- But, we have to accept that because refs are humans, unless that is you want robots to ref the matches.
- Special thanks to Stella Lui for reffing football games with me and to all the teams for playing hard on the grid iron.
- Nick Matthew reffed the first match with almost no conflicts.
- "I know that refs go out there and try to do their best but if that was his best he should be reffing down at Hackney Marshes."
- I reffed it the way Fifa wanted it reffed.
- The sad part is, he has reffed at least 15 of our games.
- Mills Lane was given the honor - if you can call it an honor to ref a fight where one fighter would actually bite off the ears of the other.
- Tom explained the situation and asked Dave if he would ref the game for him, and Dave agreed.
- We had a big tournament game coming up and I found out that Rob was going to ref our game.
- Larry Davidson related a story to me from many years back in a game that Larry was reffing.
- Some people ref as a career, some are volunteers.
- I pleaded with him to ref our game just so I could show him that our team wasn't nearly as bad as they are stereotyped to be.
- Steve Clark will be reffing the game.
- If I was reffing this match he'd be on his fourth yellow card by now.
- Last spring Tom reffed a game and called 30 fouls in the first half, by himself.
- Unless Jones is assured that Nady will ref that fight, don't hold your breath.
- "But if I'm not mistaken, I think this Saturday we have the guy that reffed us down in Lydney and over in Wharfedale, and that concerns me."
- I reffed him a few times and he was also a neighbour of mine.

Origin

Late 19th century: abbreviation.

单词	ref
释义	Definition of ref in English: ref nounPlural refs rɛfrɛf informal (in sports) a referee. Example sentencesExamples The amount of abuse that some players give the refs must make refs feel like sending players off just to shut them up. It makes the other refs so mad, they filed a complaint with the league about him. It was hit hard enough to decapitate him, but the ref hasn't noticed and he's given a goal kick. Often this is seen by both players and fans as the assistant ref not knowing what offside is. Well a video ref like they have in Rugby League has been spoken of, but nobody seems brave enough to make the first step. They know the foreign players, the foreign refs and the foreign rules that baffle Team USA. To believe you have control over the players, the refs or the game is a fallacy. I can understand how the ref didn't spot it, but the linesman must just have been asleep. When I'm in a game, the refs tell us to tuck in our jerseys so we look like ball players. I actually found myself on the verge of boycotting the playoffs because of the refs. It's neither here nor there, however, because the ref's blown up for a goal kick. I remember a couple of occasions when the ref stopped the game for no apparent reason and called Nelson over. It can happen when you play away from home that a ref can think he's got to even the game up when he's already sent another player off. That's the real issue here - league refs never have been able to handle truly big men. It was hard to determine if these young refs were too quick with the whistle or if the poor play resulted in a lot of silly fouls. Before departing, he had a few choice words for the refs and his opponent. The replay is shown over and over again before the video ref decides that Owen was very marginally offside. The refs have been taking a lot of heat in the past couple of weeks, and they have to be more decisive with their flag calls. The spokesman added that the absence of wives would make it easier for refs and assistant refs to mix socially in the hotel the night before. With time running out and Salford supporters screaming at the ref to blow for full time, Duffy made another break. Synonyms umpire, judge, referee's assistant, assistant referee, linesman, line judge, adjudicator, arbitrator, arbiter, mediator verbrefs, reffed, reffing rɛfrɛf [with object]informal Act as referee in (a game or match). Example sentencesExamples Just as Honiss reffed the away team as the transgressors, in Paris Peter Marshall saw wrongdoing in the Scots' approach to ruck and maul. Unless Jones is assured that Nady will ref that fight, don't hold your breath. Special thanks to Stella Lui for reffing football games with me and to all the teams for playing hard on the grid iron. Nick Matthew reffed the first match with almost no conflicts. We had a big tournament game coming up and I found out that Rob was going to ref our game. Because Rob had reffed at least 15 of our games, I knew his routine. I reffed it the way Fifa wanted it reffed. The sad part is, he has reffed at least 15 of our games. I reffed him a few times and he was also a neighbour of mine. Tom explained the situation and asked Dave if he would ref the game for him, and Dave agreed. Mills Lane was given the honor - if you can call it an honor to ref a fight where one fighter would actually bite off the ears of the other. "I know that refs go out there and try to do their best but if that was his best he should be reffing down at Hackney Marshes." "But if I'm not mistaken, I think this Saturday we have the guy that reffed us down in Lydney and over in Wharfedale, and that concerns me." Some people ref as a career, some are volunteers. Larry Davidson related a story to me from many years back in a game that Larry was reffing. Steve Clark will be reffing the game. I pleaded with him to ref our game just so I could show him that our team wasn't nearly as bad as they are stereotyped to be. Last spring Tom reffed a game and called 30 fouls in the first half, by himself. If I was reffing this match he'd be on his fourth yellow card by now. But, we have to accept that because refs are humans, unless that is you want robots to ref the matches. Origin Late 19th century: abbreviation. Rhymes chef, clef, deaf, def, eff, Geoff, Jeff, Kiev, teff, tone-deaf Definition of ref in US English: ref nounrefrɛf informal (in sports) a referee. Example sentencesExamples With time running out and Salford supporters screaming at the ref to blow for full time, Duffy made another break. It was hard to determine if these young refs were too quick with the whistle or if the poor play resulted in a lot of silly fouls. The amount of abuse that some players give the refs must make refs feel like sending players off just to shut them up. Well a video ref like they have in Rugby League has been spoken of, but nobody seems brave enough to make the first step. To believe you have control over the players, the refs or the game is a fallacy. It's neither here nor there, however, because the ref's blown up for a goal kick. The replay is shown over and over again before the video ref decides that Owen was very marginally offside. The spokesman added that the absence of wives would make it easier for refs and assistant refs to mix socially in the hotel the night before. When I'm in a game, the refs tell us to tuck in our jerseys so we look like ball players. It can happen when you play away from home that a ref can think he's got to even the game up when he's already sent another player off. I can understand how the ref didn't spot it, but the linesman must just have been asleep. It was hit hard enough to decapitate him, but the ref hasn't noticed and he's given a goal kick. It makes the other refs so mad, they filed a complaint with the league about him. They know the foreign players, the foreign refs and the foreign rules that baffle Team USA. The refs have been taking a lot of heat in the past couple of weeks, and they have to be more decisive with their flag calls. I actually found myself on the verge of boycotting the playoffs because of the refs. That's the real issue here - league refs never have been able to handle truly big men. I remember a couple of occasions when the ref stopped the game for no apparent reason and called Nelson over. Often this is seen by both players and fans as the assistant ref not knowing what offside is. Before departing, he had a few choice words for the refs and his opponent. Synonyms umpire, judge, referee's assistant, assistant referee, linesman, line judge, adjudicator, arbitrator, arbiter, mediator verbrefrɛf [with object]informal Act as referee in (a game or match). Example sentencesExamples Because Rob had reffed at least 15 of our games, I knew his routine. Just as Honiss reffed the away team as the transgressors, in Paris Peter Marshall saw wrongdoing in the Scots' approach to ruck and maul. But, we have to accept that because refs are humans, unless that is you want robots to ref the matches. Special thanks to Stella Lui for reffing football games with me and to all the teams for playing hard on the grid iron. Nick Matthew reffed the first match with almost no conflicts. "I know that refs go out there and try to do their best but if that was his best he should be reffing down at Hackney Marshes." I reffed it the way Fifa wanted it reffed. The sad part is, he has reffed at least 15 of our games. Mills Lane was given the honor - if you can call it an honor to ref a fight where one fighter would actually bite off the ears of the other. Tom explained the situation and asked Dave if he would ref the game for him, and Dave agreed. We had a big tournament game coming up and I found out that Rob was going to ref our game. Larry Davidson related a story to me from many years back in a game that Larry was reffing. Some people ref as a career, some are volunteers. I pleaded with him to ref our game just so I could show him that our team wasn't nearly as bad as they are stereotyped to be. Steve Clark will be reffing the game. If I was reffing this match he'd be on his fourth yellow card by now. Last spring Tom reffed a game and called 30 fouls in the first half, by himself. Unless Jones is assured that Nady will ref that fight, don't hold your breath. "But if I'm not mistaken, I think this Saturday we have the guy that reffed us down in Lydney and over in Wharfedale, and that concerns me." I reffed him a few times and he was also a neighbour of mine. Origin Late 19th century: abbreviation.
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