英语词汇“umpire”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of arbitrate

Definition

to settle (a dispute) by arbitration

He arbitrates between investors and members of the association.

Synonyms

decide,

judge,

determine,

settle,

referee,

umpire,

mediate,

adjudicate,

adjudge,

pass judgment,

sit in judgment

in the sense of arbitrator

He served as an arbitrator in a series of commercial disputes in India.

Synonyms

judge,

referee,

umpire,

umpie (Australian, slang),

arbiter,

adjudicator

in the sense of call

Definition

to describe (someone or something) as being

His own party called him a traitor.

Synonyms

consider,

think,

judge,

estimate,

describe as,

refer to as,

regard as

in the sense of judge

Definition

a person appointed to determine the result of a competition

A panel of judges is now selecting the finalists.

Synonyms

referee,

expert,

specialist,

umpire,

umpie (Australian, slang),

mediator,

examiner,

connoisseur,

assessor,

arbiter,

appraiser,

arbitrator,

moderator,

adjudicator,

evaluator,

authority

in the sense of judge

Definition

to determine the result of (a competition)

Entries will be judged in two age categories.

Synonyms

adjudicate,

referee,

umpire,

mediate,

officiate,

adjudge,

arbitrate

in the sense of mediate

Definition

to intervene between people or in a dispute in order to bring about agreement

UN officials mediated between the two sides.

Synonyms

intervene,

moderate,

step in (informal),

intercede,

settle,

referee,

resolve,

umpire,

reconcile,

arbitrate,

interpose,

conciliate,

make peace,

restore harmony,

act as middleman,

bring to terms,

bring to an agreement

in the sense of moderate

Definition

to preside over a meeting, discussion, etc.

trying to moderate a quarrel between the two states

Synonyms

arbitrate,

judge,

chair,

referee,

preside,

mediate,

take the chair

单词	umpire
释义	Trends of umpire View usage for: umpire (ʌmpaɪəʳ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense umpires, present participle umpiring, past tense, past participle umpired 1. countable noun An umpire is a person whose job is to make sure that a sports match or contest is played fairly and that the rules are not broken. The umpire's decision is final. Synonyms: referee, judge, ref [informal], arbiter More Synonyms of umpire 2. verb To umpire means to be the umpire in a sports match or contest. He umpired baseball games. [VERB noun] He umpired for school football matches until he was in his late 50s. [+ for, VERB] Synonyms: referee, judge, adjudicate, arbitrate More Synonyms of umpire umpire in British English (ˈʌmpaɪə) noun 1. an official who rules on the playing of a game, as in cricket or baseball 2. a person who rules on or judges disputes between contesting parties verb 3. to act as umpire in (a game, dispute, or controversy) Derived forms umpireship (ˈumpireship) or umpirage (ˈumpirage) noun Word origin C15: by mistaken division from a noumpere, from Old French nomper not one of a pair, from nom-, non- not + per equal, peer1 umpire in American English (ˈʌmpaɪr) noun 1. a person chosen to render a decision in a dispute; judge; arbiter 2. a. an official who administers the rules in certain team sports, as baseball or cricket b. American Football an official who makes rulings regarding play along the line of scrimmage, esp. near the center of the field verb transitiveWord forms: ˈumˌpired or ˈumˌpiring 3. to act as umpire in or of verb intransitive 4. to act as umpire SIMILAR WORDS: judge Word origin ME oumpere, altered by faulty separation of a noumpire < noumpere (see adder2, apron) < MFr nomper, uneven, hence an uneven number, third person < non, not + per, even < L par, par1 Image of umpire © Sean Locke Photography, shutterstock Examples of 'umpire' in a sentence umpire They watch from the same room as the TV umpire. The Sun (2016) It would make umpiring easier and consciences clearer. Times, Sunday Times (2013) It might make the umpires feel more comfortable. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Instead they made her umpire their matches. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Umpires need the help of players because there can be no organised game without umpires. Times, Sunday Times (2007) But hockey is such a challenging game to umpire and it so fast. The Sun (2012) Then there were the press conferences with his wife coming in having already slapped the chair umpire around the face. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Umpires in club games will be able to access information similar to that given to the third umpire in international matches. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Imagine if they were cricket umpires. Times, Sunday Times (2012) In cricket, umpires have abandoned the idea of trust. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Broad's tactic was outlawed because the umpires and match referee think it is unacceptable gamesmanship. The Sun (2009) As well as being notoriously incapable of hosting, playing or umpiring cricket matches in a fair fashion. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The players could have knocked up in the stand opposite the umpire's chair without troubling too many visitors. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The umpires have two options. Times, Sunday Times (2006) For all the work of the match referees and umpires, it was always the players who would have to lead the way. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Athletics and horse racing have photo finishes and a rugby referee can refer a try to a TV umpire. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Cricket umpires have had light meters for years, why can't tennis have the same? Times, Sunday Times (2010) Until then, it is the umpire's job. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The job of umpiring the Boat Race is not really a dream come true. Times, Sunday Times (2013) But it's the umpires' job to make their judgments with the naked eye. The Sun (2010) Now cricket umpires want more time for their own tea, so they can have a nice sit-down. Times, Sunday Times (2009) He didn't seem to know the first thing about umpiring a cricket match, yet still insisted on giving his two cents. The Sun (2016) We were helping the umpires by two of the batsmen walking off (without being given out) which was disappointing as well. Times, Sunday Times (2015) In fact, the only slightly disturbing moment of the afternoon came when the lid of the bin by the umpire's chair blew off in the wind. The Sun (2009) Word lists with umpire tennis In other languages umpire British English: umpire /ˈʌmpaɪə/ NOUN An umpire is a person whose job is to make sure that a sports match or contest is played fairly and that the rules are not broken. The umpire's decision is final. American English: umpire Arabic: حَكَم Brazilian Portuguese: árbitro Chinese: 裁判员 Croatian: treći sudac u sporu koji presuđuje Czech: rozhodčí Danish: dommer sport Dutch: scheidsrechter European Spanish: árbitro tenis Finnish: erotuomari French: arbitre German: Schiedsrichter Greek: αγωνοδίκης Italian: arbitro Japanese: アンパイア Korean: 심판 Norwegian: dommer sport Polish: arbiter European Portuguese: árbitro Romanian: arbitru Russian: судья Latin American Spanish: árbitro Swedish: domare sport Thai: กรรมการตัดสิน Turkish: hakem Ukrainian: рефері Vietnamese: trọng tài British English: umpire VERB To umpire means to be the umpire in a sports match or contest. He umpired baseball games. He umpired for school football matches. American English: umpire Brazilian Portuguese: ser o juiz Chinese: 担任裁判在体育比赛或竞赛中 European Spanish: arbitrar French: arbitrer German: schiedsrichtern Italian: arbitrare Japanese: 審判をする Korean: 심판을 보다 European Portuguese: ser o juiz Latin American Spanish: arbitrar Chinese translation of 'umpire' umpire (ˈʌmpaɪəʳ) n (c) (Tennis, Cricket) 裁判员(員) (cáipànyuán) (位, wèi) vt [game] 当(當) ... 的裁判 (dāng ... de cáipàn) (noun) in the sense of referee Definition an official who ensures that the people taking part in a game follow the rules The umpire's decision is final. Synonyms referee The referee stopped the fight. judge A panel of judges is now selecting the finalists. ref (informal) arbiter the court's role as arbiter in the law-making process arbitrator He served as an arbitrator in a series of commercial disputes in India. moderator adjudicator an independent adjudicator umpie (Australian, slang) (verb) in the sense of referee Definition to act as umpire in a game He umpired for school football matches. Synonyms referee He has refereed in two World Cups. judge Entries will be judged in two age categories. adjudicate The fight will be adjudicated by a top boxing referee arbitrate He arbitrates between investors and members of the association. call (sport) His own party called him a traitor. moderate trying to moderate a quarrel between the two states mediate UN officials mediated between the two sides. Additional synonyms in the sense of adjudicate Definition to serve as a judge, for example in a competition The fight will be adjudicated by a top boxing referee Synonyms judge, referee, umpire in the sense of adjudicator an independent adjudicator Synonyms judge, referee, umpire, umpie (Australian, slang), arbiter, arbitrator, moderator in the sense of arbiter Definition a person empowered to judge in a dispute the court's role as arbiter in the law-making process Synonyms judge, referee, umpire, umpie (Australian, slang), arbitrator, adjudicator Synonyms of 'umpire' umpire Explore 'umpire' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of arbitrate Definition to settle (a dispute) by arbitration He arbitrates between investors and members of the association. Synonyms decide, judge, determine, settle, referee, umpire, mediate, adjudicate, adjudge, pass judgment, sit in judgment in the sense of arbitrator He served as an arbitrator in a series of commercial disputes in India. Synonyms judge, referee, umpire, umpie (Australian, slang), arbiter, adjudicator in the sense of call Definition to describe (someone or something) as being His own party called him a traitor. Synonyms consider, think, judge, estimate, describe as, refer to as, regard as in the sense of judge Definition a person appointed to determine the result of a competition A panel of judges is now selecting the finalists. Synonyms referee, expert, specialist, umpire, umpie (Australian, slang), mediator, examiner, connoisseur, assessor, arbiter, appraiser, arbitrator, moderator, adjudicator, evaluator, authority in the sense of judge Definition to determine the result of (a competition) Entries will be judged in two age categories. Synonyms adjudicate, referee, umpire, mediate, officiate, adjudge, arbitrate in the sense of mediate Definition to intervene between people or in a dispute in order to bring about agreement UN officials mediated between the two sides. Synonyms intervene, moderate, step in (informal), intercede, settle, referee, resolve, umpire, reconcile, arbitrate, interpose, conciliate, make peace, restore harmony, act as middleman, bring to terms, bring to an agreement in the sense of moderate Definition to preside over a meeting, discussion, etc. trying to moderate a quarrel between the two states Synonyms arbitrate, judge, chair, referee, preside, mediate, take the chair
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