| 释义 |
tee2 /tē/ noun- A small plastic or wooden support for the ball, with a concave top, used when it is first played at each hole (golf)
- The strip of ground (also teeing ground or area) where this is done
- A plastic support from which a dead ball may be kicked in rugby and American football
- The mark aimed at in quoits or curling
transitive verb and intransitive verb (teeˈing; teed or tee'd) (often with up) to place (the golf ball) on the tee ORIGIN: False sing from orig form teaz, itself of uncertain origin tee box noun (golf) - A box containing sand for filling divots made on the tee
- The teeing ground
tee marker noun (golf) A coloured marker on the ground indicating the forward limit of the teeing ground teeˈ-off noun (golf) - The strip of ground where tees are placed and where play begins at each hole
- The act of hitting the golf ball from the tee to begin play at a hole (also teeing-offˈ)
tee shot noun (golf) The first stroke at a hole tee off - To start play with a shot from the tee (golf)
- Generally, to start proceedings, make the opening move, etc (informal)
- To annoy (informal)
tee up To prepare (oneself or something) (with for) |