Definition of tiebreaker in English:

tiebreaker

(also tiebreak)

nounˈtʌɪbreɪkəˈtaɪˌbreɪkər

A means of deciding a winner from competitors who have tied, in particular (in tennis) a special game to decide the winner of a set when the score is six games all.
a tiebreaker failed to split them
as modifier a tiebreak question
Example sentencesExamples
- Power was suffering pain in his left foot, which Lincou had trodden on early in the first game, but still managed to send the game into a tiebreak.
- A tiebreaker in the fifth game was an auspicious ending to the inaugural Howe Cup doubles championship.
- Williams, bidding for her fifth Grand Slam title and her first since 2001, overcame five set points in the tiebreaker.
- If the late Jimmy van Alen hadn't invented tennis' tiebreaker in the 1960s, Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi might still be playing.
- In the deciding tiebreaker, Rafter went ahead 6-2 on an ace, several service winners and a backhand, crosscourt winner.
- They played on to the tiebreak, where Agassi won on his second match point.
- She retrieves the break only to go match point down in the tiebreaker when she makes a complete hash of a simple volley.
- Larsson threatened to bring off a king-size upset when he took the match into a fifth and deciding set after taking a fourth-set tiebreaker.
- The Falcons would lose tiebreakers to NFC teams Dallas and Minnesota if the play offs began today.
- At 30-30, there is a 19-stroke rally which is won by Robredo and he goes on to take the game and force the tiebreak.
- But the league should employ the same tiebreaker baseball does - a winner-goes-on game.
- The 10th and final race, however, was the tiebreak decider, with the winner declared champion.
- He was declared the tournament winner on a tiebreak because he won more games with the black pieces.
- Agassi had four set points in the tiebreaker, winning the only one on which he served.
- If Los Angeles wins, to split the season series, the Kings own the tiebreaker based on their superior division record.
- All games were keenly contested and several matches were decided on tiebreakers.
- There also is a strong possibility the Raiders could miss the play-offs, because like the Patriots, they lose virtually all tiebreakers.
- Their victory over the Patriots gives them the tiebreaker.
- Scott wins the tiebreak with a score of 4-7 handing him the first set.
- The daylong quiz included visual clips, a rapid fire round and a tiebreaker to select the winner.

Definition of tiebreaker in US English:

tiebreaker

nounˈtīˌbrākərˈtaɪˌbreɪkər

A means of deciding a winner from competitors who have tied, in particular (in tennis) a special game to decide the winner of a set when the score is six games all.
a tiebreaker failed to split them
as modifier a tiebreak question
Example sentencesExamples
- Agassi had four set points in the tiebreaker, winning the only one on which he served.
- Larsson threatened to bring off a king-size upset when he took the match into a fifth and deciding set after taking a fourth-set tiebreaker.
- At 30-30, there is a 19-stroke rally which is won by Robredo and he goes on to take the game and force the tiebreak.
- The daylong quiz included visual clips, a rapid fire round and a tiebreaker to select the winner.
- A tiebreaker in the fifth game was an auspicious ending to the inaugural Howe Cup doubles championship.
- There also is a strong possibility the Raiders could miss the play-offs, because like the Patriots, they lose virtually all tiebreakers.
- But the league should employ the same tiebreaker baseball does - a winner-goes-on game.
- Their victory over the Patriots gives them the tiebreaker.
- The 10th and final race, however, was the tiebreak decider, with the winner declared champion.
- He was declared the tournament winner on a tiebreak because he won more games with the black pieces.
- In the deciding tiebreaker, Rafter went ahead 6-2 on an ace, several service winners and a backhand, crosscourt winner.
- Power was suffering pain in his left foot, which Lincou had trodden on early in the first game, but still managed to send the game into a tiebreak.
- If Los Angeles wins, to split the season series, the Kings own the tiebreaker based on their superior division record.
- Scott wins the tiebreak with a score of 4-7 handing him the first set.
- The Falcons would lose tiebreakers to NFC teams Dallas and Minnesota if the play offs began today.
- They played on to the tiebreak, where Agassi won on his second match point.
- If the late Jimmy van Alen hadn't invented tennis' tiebreaker in the 1960s, Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi might still be playing.
- She retrieves the break only to go match point down in the tiebreaker when she makes a complete hash of a simple volley.
- All games were keenly contested and several matches were decided on tiebreakers.
- Williams, bidding for her fifth Grand Slam title and her first since 2001, overcame five set points in the tiebreaker.

单词	tiebreaker
释义	Definition of tiebreaker in English: tiebreaker (also tiebreak) nounˈtʌɪbreɪkəˈtaɪˌbreɪkər A means of deciding a winner from competitors who have tied, in particular (in tennis) a special game to decide the winner of a set when the score is six games all. a tiebreaker failed to split them as modifier a tiebreak question Example sentencesExamples Power was suffering pain in his left foot, which Lincou had trodden on early in the first game, but still managed to send the game into a tiebreak. A tiebreaker in the fifth game was an auspicious ending to the inaugural Howe Cup doubles championship. Williams, bidding for her fifth Grand Slam title and her first since 2001, overcame five set points in the tiebreaker. If the late Jimmy van Alen hadn't invented tennis' tiebreaker in the 1960s, Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi might still be playing. In the deciding tiebreaker, Rafter went ahead 6-2 on an ace, several service winners and a backhand, crosscourt winner. They played on to the tiebreak, where Agassi won on his second match point. She retrieves the break only to go match point down in the tiebreaker when she makes a complete hash of a simple volley. Larsson threatened to bring off a king-size upset when he took the match into a fifth and deciding set after taking a fourth-set tiebreaker. The Falcons would lose tiebreakers to NFC teams Dallas and Minnesota if the play offs began today. At 30-30, there is a 19-stroke rally which is won by Robredo and he goes on to take the game and force the tiebreak. But the league should employ the same tiebreaker baseball does - a winner-goes-on game. The 10th and final race, however, was the tiebreak decider, with the winner declared champion. He was declared the tournament winner on a tiebreak because he won more games with the black pieces. Agassi had four set points in the tiebreaker, winning the only one on which he served. If Los Angeles wins, to split the season series, the Kings own the tiebreaker based on their superior division record. All games were keenly contested and several matches were decided on tiebreakers. There also is a strong possibility the Raiders could miss the play-offs, because like the Patriots, they lose virtually all tiebreakers. Their victory over the Patriots gives them the tiebreaker. Scott wins the tiebreak with a score of 4-7 handing him the first set. The daylong quiz included visual clips, a rapid fire round and a tiebreaker to select the winner. Definition of tiebreaker in US English: tiebreaker nounˈtīˌbrākərˈtaɪˌbreɪkər A means of deciding a winner from competitors who have tied, in particular (in tennis) a special game to decide the winner of a set when the score is six games all. a tiebreaker failed to split them as modifier a tiebreak question Example sentencesExamples Agassi had four set points in the tiebreaker, winning the only one on which he served. Larsson threatened to bring off a king-size upset when he took the match into a fifth and deciding set after taking a fourth-set tiebreaker. At 30-30, there is a 19-stroke rally which is won by Robredo and he goes on to take the game and force the tiebreak. The daylong quiz included visual clips, a rapid fire round and a tiebreaker to select the winner. A tiebreaker in the fifth game was an auspicious ending to the inaugural Howe Cup doubles championship. There also is a strong possibility the Raiders could miss the play-offs, because like the Patriots, they lose virtually all tiebreakers. But the league should employ the same tiebreaker baseball does - a winner-goes-on game. Their victory over the Patriots gives them the tiebreaker. The 10th and final race, however, was the tiebreak decider, with the winner declared champion. He was declared the tournament winner on a tiebreak because he won more games with the black pieces. In the deciding tiebreaker, Rafter went ahead 6-2 on an ace, several service winners and a backhand, crosscourt winner. Power was suffering pain in his left foot, which Lincou had trodden on early in the first game, but still managed to send the game into a tiebreak. If Los Angeles wins, to split the season series, the Kings own the tiebreaker based on their superior division record. Scott wins the tiebreak with a score of 4-7 handing him the first set. The Falcons would lose tiebreakers to NFC teams Dallas and Minnesota if the play offs began today. They played on to the tiebreak, where Agassi won on his second match point. If the late Jimmy van Alen hadn't invented tennis' tiebreaker in the 1960s, Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi might still be playing. She retrieves the break only to go match point down in the tiebreaker when she makes a complete hash of a simple volley. All games were keenly contested and several matches were decided on tiebreakers. Williams, bidding for her fifth Grand Slam title and her first since 2001, overcame five set points in the tiebreaker.
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