Definition of real tennis in English:

real tennis

noun

mass nounBritish

The original form of tennis, played with a solid ball on an enclosed court divided into equal but dissimilar halves, the service side (from which service is always delivered) and the hazard side (on which service is received). A similar game was played in monastery cloisters in the 11th century.
North American term court tennis
Example sentencesExamples
- He can be passionate about beekeeping or real tennis or skiing or collecting old books; but buildings are merely assets to buy and sell.
- He needed his own energy, particularly for the scene in which he plays real tennis against Dudley.
- The Earl's penchant is for real tennis, the sport through which he met his wife.
- In the early years of the reign of Henry VIII a law was passed in 1512 that banned the ordinary person from a whole range of games such as real tennis, as favoured by Henry VII, cards, dice, bowls and skittles.
- Let me hasten to add, that's the smaller ball of real tennis, about 5-1/2 centimetres in diameter, not today's familiar lawn tennis ball.

Definition of real tennis in US English:

real tennis

nounri(ə)l ˈtɛnəsrē(ə)l ˈtenəs

British

The original form of tennis, played with a solid ball on an enclosed court divided into equal but dissimilar halves, the service side (from which service is always delivered) and the hazard side (on which service is received); court tennis.
Example sentencesExamples
- He needed his own energy, particularly for the scene in which he plays real tennis against Dudley.
- The Earl's penchant is for real tennis, the sport through which he met his wife.
- In the early years of the reign of Henry VIII a law was passed in 1512 that banned the ordinary person from a whole range of games such as real tennis, as favoured by Henry VII, cards, dice, bowls and skittles.
- Let me hasten to add, that's the smaller ball of real tennis, about 5-1/2 centimetres in diameter, not today's familiar lawn tennis ball.
- He can be passionate about beekeeping or real tennis or skiing or collecting old books; but buildings are merely assets to buy and sell.

单词	real tennis
释义	Definition of real tennis in English: real tennis noun mass nounBritish The original form of tennis, played with a solid ball on an enclosed court divided into equal but dissimilar halves, the service side (from which service is always delivered) and the hazard side (on which service is received). A similar game was played in monastery cloisters in the 11th century. North American term court tennis Example sentencesExamples He can be passionate about beekeeping or real tennis or skiing or collecting old books; but buildings are merely assets to buy and sell. He needed his own energy, particularly for the scene in which he plays real tennis against Dudley. The Earl's penchant is for real tennis, the sport through which he met his wife. In the early years of the reign of Henry VIII a law was passed in 1512 that banned the ordinary person from a whole range of games such as real tennis, as favoured by Henry VII, cards, dice, bowls and skittles. Let me hasten to add, that's the smaller ball of real tennis, about 5-1/2 centimetres in diameter, not today's familiar lawn tennis ball. Definition of real tennis in US English: real tennis nounri(ə)l ˈtɛnəsrē(ə)l ˈtenəs British The original form of tennis, played with a solid ball on an enclosed court divided into equal but dissimilar halves, the service side (from which service is always delivered) and the hazard side (on which service is received); court tennis. Example sentencesExamples He needed his own energy, particularly for the scene in which he plays real tennis against Dudley. The Earl's penchant is for real tennis, the sport through which he met his wife. In the early years of the reign of Henry VIII a law was passed in 1512 that banned the ordinary person from a whole range of games such as real tennis, as favoured by Henry VII, cards, dice, bowls and skittles. Let me hasten to add, that's the smaller ball of real tennis, about 5-1/2 centimetres in diameter, not today's familiar lawn tennis ball. He can be passionate about beekeeping or real tennis or skiing or collecting old books; but buildings are merely assets to buy and sell.
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