Definition of sudden death in English:

sudden death

noun

mass nouninformal

A means of deciding the winner in a tied match, especially one in which the first side or player to concede a game, goal, or point during an additional period of play is the loser.
as modifier a sudden-death play-off
Example sentencesExamples
- The only exception occurs in the final, when a tied bout will go to an extra, sudden-death round where the first score wins.
- For the first time, an NFL championship game would be decided in sudden-death overtime.
- The runners-up, and the best third placed team, will then play sudden-death play-off games to decide the three other clubs in the quarter-finals.
- She won four tournaments - three of them in sudden-death play-offs - and was named freshman of the year, player of the year and a first-team All-American.
- The Reds, who topped the National League One table, face rivals Leigh next week for a place in the Grand Final, but it is make-or-break time for Rochdale and Oldham as they face sudden-death matches.
- Canada's new national sports hero played the best golf of the week and deserved to win, which he eventually did in that sudden-death playoff, even with an over-anxious three-putt bogey.
- From now on in the World Cup, drawn games will go to penalties if sudden-death extra-time does not produce a golden goal.
- At the end of the regular Super League campaign, the top two teams will receive a bye, with three playing six and four meeting five in sudden-death contests.
- For sudden-death play-offs in PGA Tour events, the competitors often are transported by cart to some hole out on the course.
- Before a crowd of more than 61,000, professional football entered its first-ever sudden-death overtime period in a dramatic game between the New York Giants and the Baltimore Colts.
- This is especially true in the play-offs, when sudden-death overtime adds to the fatigue and makes this time of the year so special.
- Last season he won the Yorkshire Amateur County Championship, beating England international Jonathan Lupton in a sudden-death play-off.
- The Mottram Hall tournament professional is making a habit of sudden-death showdowns over his home course and was starring defeat in the face when his Styal opponent missed a six footer to clinch the match on the penultimate hole.
- Germany's Marcel Siem claimed his maiden Tour victory when he defeated Frenchmen Gregory Havret and Raphael Jacquelin in a sudden-death play-off.
- They had also survived a tense semi-final against Russia, Turnbull scoring a try in sudden-death extra-time.
- We played in a cup game and we had a penalty and I missed - I couldn't believe it - but I stepped up in sudden-death penalties and scored.
- In other words, they're already living on the edge, just as they did in extending what seemed like an endless string of sudden-death games in September and October.
- If the two teams were tied after three games, a 30-minute sudden-death overtime and, if necessary, penalty kicks settled the score.
- The pair set off to the 18th tee for a sudden-death play-off where Immelman rifled his second shot into the green with deadly accuracy, leaving only six inches between him and the prestigious title.
- The hockey game was a classic - the Flyers forced sudden-death overtime with their season on the line.

Definition of sudden death in US English:

sudden death

nounˈsədn dɛθˈsədn deTH

informal

A means of deciding the winner in a tied match, especially one in which the first side or player to concede a game, score, or point during an additional period of play is the loser.
as modifier a sudden-death playoff
Example sentencesExamples
- Germany's Marcel Siem claimed his maiden Tour victory when he defeated Frenchmen Gregory Havret and Raphael Jacquelin in a sudden-death play-off.
- The hockey game was a classic - the Flyers forced sudden-death overtime with their season on the line.
- They had also survived a tense semi-final against Russia, Turnbull scoring a try in sudden-death extra-time.
- At the end of the regular Super League campaign, the top two teams will receive a bye, with three playing six and four meeting five in sudden-death contests.
- Last season he won the Yorkshire Amateur County Championship, beating England international Jonathan Lupton in a sudden-death play-off.
- She won four tournaments - three of them in sudden-death play-offs - and was named freshman of the year, player of the year and a first-team All-American.
- Before a crowd of more than 61,000, professional football entered its first-ever sudden-death overtime period in a dramatic game between the New York Giants and the Baltimore Colts.
- The runners-up, and the best third placed team, will then play sudden-death play-off games to decide the three other clubs in the quarter-finals.
- We played in a cup game and we had a penalty and I missed - I couldn't believe it - but I stepped up in sudden-death penalties and scored.
- If the two teams were tied after three games, a 30-minute sudden-death overtime and, if necessary, penalty kicks settled the score.
- From now on in the World Cup, drawn games will go to penalties if sudden-death extra-time does not produce a golden goal.
- The Mottram Hall tournament professional is making a habit of sudden-death showdowns over his home course and was starring defeat in the face when his Styal opponent missed a six footer to clinch the match on the penultimate hole.
- The only exception occurs in the final, when a tied bout will go to an extra, sudden-death round where the first score wins.
- Canada's new national sports hero played the best golf of the week and deserved to win, which he eventually did in that sudden-death playoff, even with an over-anxious three-putt bogey.
- For the first time, an NFL championship game would be decided in sudden-death overtime.
- The pair set off to the 18th tee for a sudden-death play-off where Immelman rifled his second shot into the green with deadly accuracy, leaving only six inches between him and the prestigious title.
- This is especially true in the play-offs, when sudden-death overtime adds to the fatigue and makes this time of the year so special.
- In other words, they're already living on the edge, just as they did in extending what seemed like an endless string of sudden-death games in September and October.
- The Reds, who topped the National League One table, face rivals Leigh next week for a place in the Grand Final, but it is make-or-break time for Rochdale and Oldham as they face sudden-death matches.
- For sudden-death play-offs in PGA Tour events, the competitors often are transported by cart to some hole out on the course.

单词	sudden death
释义	Definition of sudden death in English: sudden death noun mass nouninformal A means of deciding the winner in a tied match, especially one in which the first side or player to concede a game, goal, or point during an additional period of play is the loser. as modifier a sudden-death play-off Example sentencesExamples The only exception occurs in the final, when a tied bout will go to an extra, sudden-death round where the first score wins. For the first time, an NFL championship game would be decided in sudden-death overtime. The runners-up, and the best third placed team, will then play sudden-death play-off games to decide the three other clubs in the quarter-finals. She won four tournaments - three of them in sudden-death play-offs - and was named freshman of the year, player of the year and a first-team All-American. The Reds, who topped the National League One table, face rivals Leigh next week for a place in the Grand Final, but it is make-or-break time for Rochdale and Oldham as they face sudden-death matches. Canada's new national sports hero played the best golf of the week and deserved to win, which he eventually did in that sudden-death playoff, even with an over-anxious three-putt bogey. From now on in the World Cup, drawn games will go to penalties if sudden-death extra-time does not produce a golden goal. At the end of the regular Super League campaign, the top two teams will receive a bye, with three playing six and four meeting five in sudden-death contests. For sudden-death play-offs in PGA Tour events, the competitors often are transported by cart to some hole out on the course. Before a crowd of more than 61,000, professional football entered its first-ever sudden-death overtime period in a dramatic game between the New York Giants and the Baltimore Colts. This is especially true in the play-offs, when sudden-death overtime adds to the fatigue and makes this time of the year so special. Last season he won the Yorkshire Amateur County Championship, beating England international Jonathan Lupton in a sudden-death play-off. The Mottram Hall tournament professional is making a habit of sudden-death showdowns over his home course and was starring defeat in the face when his Styal opponent missed a six footer to clinch the match on the penultimate hole. Germany's Marcel Siem claimed his maiden Tour victory when he defeated Frenchmen Gregory Havret and Raphael Jacquelin in a sudden-death play-off. They had also survived a tense semi-final against Russia, Turnbull scoring a try in sudden-death extra-time. We played in a cup game and we had a penalty and I missed - I couldn't believe it - but I stepped up in sudden-death penalties and scored. In other words, they're already living on the edge, just as they did in extending what seemed like an endless string of sudden-death games in September and October. If the two teams were tied after three games, a 30-minute sudden-death overtime and, if necessary, penalty kicks settled the score. The pair set off to the 18th tee for a sudden-death play-off where Immelman rifled his second shot into the green with deadly accuracy, leaving only six inches between him and the prestigious title. The hockey game was a classic - the Flyers forced sudden-death overtime with their season on the line. Definition of sudden death in US English: sudden death nounˈsədn dɛθˈsədn deTH informal A means of deciding the winner in a tied match, especially one in which the first side or player to concede a game, score, or point during an additional period of play is the loser. as modifier a sudden-death playoff Example sentencesExamples Germany's Marcel Siem claimed his maiden Tour victory when he defeated Frenchmen Gregory Havret and Raphael Jacquelin in a sudden-death play-off. The hockey game was a classic - the Flyers forced sudden-death overtime with their season on the line. They had also survived a tense semi-final against Russia, Turnbull scoring a try in sudden-death extra-time. At the end of the regular Super League campaign, the top two teams will receive a bye, with three playing six and four meeting five in sudden-death contests. Last season he won the Yorkshire Amateur County Championship, beating England international Jonathan Lupton in a sudden-death play-off. She won four tournaments - three of them in sudden-death play-offs - and was named freshman of the year, player of the year and a first-team All-American. Before a crowd of more than 61,000, professional football entered its first-ever sudden-death overtime period in a dramatic game between the New York Giants and the Baltimore Colts. The runners-up, and the best third placed team, will then play sudden-death play-off games to decide the three other clubs in the quarter-finals. We played in a cup game and we had a penalty and I missed - I couldn't believe it - but I stepped up in sudden-death penalties and scored. If the two teams were tied after three games, a 30-minute sudden-death overtime and, if necessary, penalty kicks settled the score. From now on in the World Cup, drawn games will go to penalties if sudden-death extra-time does not produce a golden goal. The Mottram Hall tournament professional is making a habit of sudden-death showdowns over his home course and was starring defeat in the face when his Styal opponent missed a six footer to clinch the match on the penultimate hole. The only exception occurs in the final, when a tied bout will go to an extra, sudden-death round where the first score wins. Canada's new national sports hero played the best golf of the week and deserved to win, which he eventually did in that sudden-death playoff, even with an over-anxious three-putt bogey. For the first time, an NFL championship game would be decided in sudden-death overtime. The pair set off to the 18th tee for a sudden-death play-off where Immelman rifled his second shot into the green with deadly accuracy, leaving only six inches between him and the prestigious title. This is especially true in the play-offs, when sudden-death overtime adds to the fatigue and makes this time of the year so special. In other words, they're already living on the edge, just as they did in extending what seemed like an endless string of sudden-death games in September and October. The Reds, who topped the National League One table, face rivals Leigh next week for a place in the Grand Final, but it is make-or-break time for Rochdale and Oldham as they face sudden-death matches. For sudden-death play-offs in PGA Tour events, the competitors often are transported by cart to some hole out on the course.
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