Definition of hat-trick in English:

hat-trick

nounˈhattrɪk

Three successes of the same kind within a limited period, in particular (in soccer) the scoring of three goals in a game by one player or (in cricket) the taking of three wickets by the same bowler with successive balls.
he scored a hat-trick
Campbell completed a brilliant hat-trick
a hat-trick of victories
Example sentencesExamples
- Sam Hallas scored twice more to complete his hat-trick and take the man of the match award.
- His two goals were excellently taken and he was most unlucky not to score a hat-trick.
- He scored five goals in his first six games and managed three hat-tricks in the second half of the season, ending the campaign with 37 goals - a club record - and the player of the year trophy.
- He scored hat-tricks in consecutive league games recently.
- Saints were uncertain for a period but then Jeff abbot latched on to a through ball to get his hat trick and give the Saints a 3 goal cushion.

Origin

Late 19th century: originally referring to the club presentation of a new hat (or some equivalent) to a bowler taking three wickets successively.

单词	hat-trick
释义	Definition of hat-trick in English: hat-trick nounˈhattrɪk Three successes of the same kind within a limited period, in particular (in soccer) the scoring of three goals in a game by one player or (in cricket) the taking of three wickets by the same bowler with successive balls. he scored a hat-trick Campbell completed a brilliant hat-trick a hat-trick of victories Example sentencesExamples Sam Hallas scored twice more to complete his hat-trick and take the man of the match award. His two goals were excellently taken and he was most unlucky not to score a hat-trick. He scored five goals in his first six games and managed three hat-tricks in the second half of the season, ending the campaign with 37 goals - a club record - and the player of the year trophy. He scored hat-tricks in consecutive league games recently. Saints were uncertain for a period but then Jeff abbot latched on to a through ball to get his hat trick and give the Saints a 3 goal cushion. Origin Late 19th century: originally referring to the club presentation of a new hat (or some equivalent) to a bowler taking three wickets successively.
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