Definition of Black Ferns in English:

Black Ferns

plural noun

1The New Zealand international women's rugby union team, so called because of their team logo.
the Black Ferns play at home for the first time in two years
Example sentencesExamples
- The Black Ferns gave the new coach a golden start to his tenure with a 21-10 win over Australia in the first of two rugby tests.
- She was part of the Black Ferns when they won gold at the women's rugby World Cup in 1998, 2002 and 2006.
- The world champion Black Ferns led 8-7 at halftime in their first match since beating England to win the world title last year.
- He acknowledged her contribution to furthering the Black Ferns' place atop the world standings.
- The team was looking forward to having the Black Ferns back on Australian soil.
- They aren't as strong as they were last year when they had the Black Ferns halfback.
- The coach of the World Cup-winning Black Ferns rugby team was made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
- He guided the Black Ferns to a third consecutive world title.
1. 1.1Black Fern A member of the New Zealand international women's rugby union team.
  she's a former Black Fern and twice a member of winning sides
  Example sentencesExamples
  At the stage I started I had some profile, because I had experience as a Black Fern, and that meant I had support and people would listen.
  The former Black Fern has pleaded for the return of precious rugby mementos stolen from her Auckland home.
  His father Eddie, a member of Samoa's famous 1991 World Cup team, and mother Sandra, a Black Fern, ensure he and younger brother Rieko remain humble.
  She does have a rugby background and in fact has always aspired to be a Black Fern, but the timing was never quite right.
  The Black Fern contributed all of her team's points.
  She was a Black Fern from 1996 to 2006 and under her captaincy, the national side lost only one match.
  Respected the length of the country and on both sides of the house, she's Waikato Maori and a former Black Fern.

单词	Black Ferns
释义	Definition of Black Ferns in English: Black Ferns plural noun 1The New Zealand international women's rugby union team, so called because of their team logo. the Black Ferns play at home for the first time in two years Example sentencesExamples The Black Ferns gave the new coach a golden start to his tenure with a 21-10 win over Australia in the first of two rugby tests. She was part of the Black Ferns when they won gold at the women's rugby World Cup in 1998, 2002 and 2006. The world champion Black Ferns led 8-7 at halftime in their first match since beating England to win the world title last year. He acknowledged her contribution to furthering the Black Ferns' place atop the world standings. The team was looking forward to having the Black Ferns back on Australian soil. They aren't as strong as they were last year when they had the Black Ferns halfback. The coach of the World Cup-winning Black Ferns rugby team was made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit. He guided the Black Ferns to a third consecutive world title. 1.1Black Fern A member of the New Zealand international women's rugby union team. she's a former Black Fern and twice a member of winning sides Example sentencesExamples At the stage I started I had some profile, because I had experience as a Black Fern, and that meant I had support and people would listen. The former Black Fern has pleaded for the return of precious rugby mementos stolen from her Auckland home. His father Eddie, a member of Samoa's famous 1991 World Cup team, and mother Sandra, a Black Fern, ensure he and younger brother Rieko remain humble. She does have a rugby background and in fact has always aspired to be a Black Fern, but the timing was never quite right. The Black Fern contributed all of her team's points. She was a Black Fern from 1996 to 2006 and under her captaincy, the national side lost only one match. Respected the length of the country and on both sides of the house, she's Waikato Maori and a former Black Fern.
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