Definition of ice hockey in English:

ice hockey

noun

mass noun

A fast contact sport played on an ice rink between two teams of six skaters, who attempt to drive a small rubber disc or puck into the opposing goal with hooked or angled sticks. It developed from field hockey in Canada in the second half of the 19th century.
Example sentencesExamples
- They are destined to be outshone forever by a bunch of under-achievers known as the Maple Leafs, the city's ice hockey team.
- Then we hope that we can build up or form ice hockey teams, and run regular competitions.
- We also had two decent standard athletics clubs, two half decent ice-hockey teams and Britain's second best ice dancers.
- He bought the football club and then spent millions of pounds adding rugby, basketball and ice-hockey teams.
- Sweden finally beat Canada at the world ice hockey championship but there was no gold medal at stake on Saturday.
- Texol also sponsors the local Dundee Texol Stars ice hockey team.
- Other nations, like Slovenia, are more interested in ice hockey, skiing or basketball.
- Players need to be brave as well as bright, and adherents claim it is the second fastest team sport in the world, after ice hockey.
- Two female ice skaters practicing on the ice are crowded off of it by the arrival of two male ice hockey teams.
- While training to run a half-marathon, Beej is playing on a men's ice hockey team.
- There is even a newish ice rink and ice hockey team, called the Belfast Giants.
- Some rated it as possibly even more important than Canada's 1972 Olympic ice hockey victory over Russia.
- The University of Waterloo is now proud to have a women's ice hockey team.
- Nobody from Blackburn Hawks ice hockey team was available for comment.
- Protesters had hoped the new rink would open at the same time for all the ice skaters and ice hockey players who train there.
- He captained the Swindon Cubs under-tens ice hockey team to the national finals last season.
- The city breeds ice-hockey players, speed skaters, gold-medal wrestlers, world-champion ice-speedway riders, and mammoth rugby forwards.
- The bonds which exist between Canada and ice hockey extend far beyond mere sport and spectator.
- The aim is to provide ice skating and ice hockey training for schools in West Bradford.
- They actually turn up at stadiums to cheer their baseball and football and ice hockey teams.

Definition of ice hockey in US English:

ice hockey

nounˈīs ˌhäkēˈaɪs ˌhɑki

A fast contact sport played on an ice rink between two teams of six skaters, who attempt to drive a small rubber disk (the puck) into the opposing goal with hooked or angled sticks. It developed in Canada in the 19th century.
Example sentencesExamples
- The aim is to provide ice skating and ice hockey training for schools in West Bradford.
- Players need to be brave as well as bright, and adherents claim it is the second fastest team sport in the world, after ice hockey.
- Two female ice skaters practicing on the ice are crowded off of it by the arrival of two male ice hockey teams.
- He bought the football club and then spent millions of pounds adding rugby, basketball and ice-hockey teams.
- While training to run a half-marathon, Beej is playing on a men's ice hockey team.
- Protesters had hoped the new rink would open at the same time for all the ice skaters and ice hockey players who train there.
- Other nations, like Slovenia, are more interested in ice hockey, skiing or basketball.
- They actually turn up at stadiums to cheer their baseball and football and ice hockey teams.
- He captained the Swindon Cubs under-tens ice hockey team to the national finals last season.
- The city breeds ice-hockey players, speed skaters, gold-medal wrestlers, world-champion ice-speedway riders, and mammoth rugby forwards.
- Texol also sponsors the local Dundee Texol Stars ice hockey team.
- Some rated it as possibly even more important than Canada's 1972 Olympic ice hockey victory over Russia.
- The University of Waterloo is now proud to have a women's ice hockey team.
- They are destined to be outshone forever by a bunch of under-achievers known as the Maple Leafs, the city's ice hockey team.
- Nobody from Blackburn Hawks ice hockey team was available for comment.
- Then we hope that we can build up or form ice hockey teams, and run regular competitions.
- Sweden finally beat Canada at the world ice hockey championship but there was no gold medal at stake on Saturday.
- There is even a newish ice rink and ice hockey team, called the Belfast Giants.
- We also had two decent standard athletics clubs, two half decent ice-hockey teams and Britain's second best ice dancers.
- The bonds which exist between Canada and ice hockey extend far beyond mere sport and spectator.

单词	ice hockey
释义	Definition of ice hockey in English: ice hockey noun mass noun A fast contact sport played on an ice rink between two teams of six skaters, who attempt to drive a small rubber disc or puck into the opposing goal with hooked or angled sticks. It developed from field hockey in Canada in the second half of the 19th century. Example sentencesExamples They are destined to be outshone forever by a bunch of under-achievers known as the Maple Leafs, the city's ice hockey team. Then we hope that we can build up or form ice hockey teams, and run regular competitions. We also had two decent standard athletics clubs, two half decent ice-hockey teams and Britain's second best ice dancers. He bought the football club and then spent millions of pounds adding rugby, basketball and ice-hockey teams. Sweden finally beat Canada at the world ice hockey championship but there was no gold medal at stake on Saturday. Texol also sponsors the local Dundee Texol Stars ice hockey team. Other nations, like Slovenia, are more interested in ice hockey, skiing or basketball. Players need to be brave as well as bright, and adherents claim it is the second fastest team sport in the world, after ice hockey. Two female ice skaters practicing on the ice are crowded off of it by the arrival of two male ice hockey teams. While training to run a half-marathon, Beej is playing on a men's ice hockey team. There is even a newish ice rink and ice hockey team, called the Belfast Giants. Some rated it as possibly even more important than Canada's 1972 Olympic ice hockey victory over Russia. The University of Waterloo is now proud to have a women's ice hockey team. Nobody from Blackburn Hawks ice hockey team was available for comment. Protesters had hoped the new rink would open at the same time for all the ice skaters and ice hockey players who train there. He captained the Swindon Cubs under-tens ice hockey team to the national finals last season. The city breeds ice-hockey players, speed skaters, gold-medal wrestlers, world-champion ice-speedway riders, and mammoth rugby forwards. The bonds which exist between Canada and ice hockey extend far beyond mere sport and spectator. The aim is to provide ice skating and ice hockey training for schools in West Bradford. They actually turn up at stadiums to cheer their baseball and football and ice hockey teams. Definition of ice hockey in US English: ice hockey nounˈīs ˌhäkēˈaɪs ˌhɑki A fast contact sport played on an ice rink between two teams of six skaters, who attempt to drive a small rubber disk (the puck) into the opposing goal with hooked or angled sticks. It developed in Canada in the 19th century. Example sentencesExamples The aim is to provide ice skating and ice hockey training for schools in West Bradford. Players need to be brave as well as bright, and adherents claim it is the second fastest team sport in the world, after ice hockey. Two female ice skaters practicing on the ice are crowded off of it by the arrival of two male ice hockey teams. He bought the football club and then spent millions of pounds adding rugby, basketball and ice-hockey teams. While training to run a half-marathon, Beej is playing on a men's ice hockey team. Protesters had hoped the new rink would open at the same time for all the ice skaters and ice hockey players who train there. Other nations, like Slovenia, are more interested in ice hockey, skiing or basketball. They actually turn up at stadiums to cheer their baseball and football and ice hockey teams. He captained the Swindon Cubs under-tens ice hockey team to the national finals last season. The city breeds ice-hockey players, speed skaters, gold-medal wrestlers, world-champion ice-speedway riders, and mammoth rugby forwards. Texol also sponsors the local Dundee Texol Stars ice hockey team. Some rated it as possibly even more important than Canada's 1972 Olympic ice hockey victory over Russia. The University of Waterloo is now proud to have a women's ice hockey team. They are destined to be outshone forever by a bunch of under-achievers known as the Maple Leafs, the city's ice hockey team. Nobody from Blackburn Hawks ice hockey team was available for comment. Then we hope that we can build up or form ice hockey teams, and run regular competitions. Sweden finally beat Canada at the world ice hockey championship but there was no gold medal at stake on Saturday. There is even a newish ice rink and ice hockey team, called the Belfast Giants. We also had two decent standard athletics clubs, two half decent ice-hockey teams and Britain's second best ice dancers. The bonds which exist between Canada and ice hockey extend far beyond mere sport and spectator.
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